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This update implements significant changes in the src/common/function
directory. It activates the let_chains
feature to utilize more complex control flows in Rust. The alterations in the src/common/function/src/scalars/matches.rs
file include modifications to pattern matching and AST transformation processes, enhancing parsing, transforming, and evaluating pattern expressions.
Files | Summary |
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src/common/function/src/lib.rs |
Added #![feature(let_chains)] to enable more advanced control flow features in Rust. |
src/common/function/src/scalars/matches.rs |
Added new types and methods, restructured AST transformation, and modified pattern matching logic, including changes in public function declarations and implementation details. |
sequenceDiagram
participant User as User
participant MatchesFunction as MatchesFunction
participant PatternAst as PatternAst
participant ASTTransformer as ASTTransformer
User->>MatchesFunction: Execute match function
MatchesFunction->>PatternAst: Parse Pattern Expression
PatternAst->>ASTTransformer: Initiate transformation process
ASTTransformer-->>PatternAst: Return transformed AST
PatternAst-->>MatchesFunction: Transformed AST
MatchesFunction-->>User: Evaluate and return results
In the realm of Rust, where logic entwines,
Let chains now enhance as the feature shines.
AST reformed, patterns refined,
Matching expressions, beautifully defined.
With every change, our code aligns.
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Looks good to me. I have a question: how can we match string literals that are keywords, such as
AND
andOR
? Is there a way to escape them?
quote them should fine. I'll add a test case for this.
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What's changed and what's your intention?
The A in AST is for abstract. So does this patch
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