Open zkat opened 5 months ago
We should add support for pseudo-matchers that we can extend KQL with going forward. We can use the reserved # for the matcher keywords, so:
#
// select all `foo` nodes that do _not_ have a value. foo#not([val()])
You can also chain them:
// Select all foo nodes without a value but only if they are the first children. foo#not([val()])#first-child
We can then add support for tree-structural pseudo-matchers and functional pseudo-matchers.
This will of course increase implementation burden, but it'll also make KQL much more useful (and familiar).
We should add support for pseudo-matchers that we can extend KQL with going forward. We can use the reserved
#
for the matcher keywords, so:You can also chain them:
We can then add support for tree-structural pseudo-matchers and functional pseudo-matchers.
This will of course increase implementation burden, but it'll also make KQL much more useful (and familiar).