pub enum Where {
Composite(CompositeExpression),
Document(DocumentExpression),
Metadata(MetadataExpression),
}Expand description
This Where enum serves as an unified representation for the where and where_document clauses.
Although this is not unified in the API level due to legacy design choices, in the future we will be
unifying them together, and the structure of the unified AST should be identical to the one here.
Currently both where and where_document clauses will be translated into Where, and if both are
present we simply create a conjunction of both clauses as the actual filter. This is consistent with
the semantics we used to have when the where and where_document clauses are treated seperately.
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impl Where
pub fn conjunction(children: impl IntoIterator<Item = Where>) -> Self
pub fn disjunction(children: impl IntoIterator<Item = Where>) -> Self
pub fn fts_query_length(&self) -> u64
pub fn metadata_predicate_count(&self) -> u64
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Source§impl TryFrom<WhereDocument> for Where
impl TryFrom<WhereDocument> for Where
Source§type Error = WhereConversionError
type Error = WhereConversionError
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impl StructuralPartialEq for Where
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impl RefUnwindSafe for Where
impl Send for Where
impl Sync for Where
impl Unpin for Where
impl UnwindSafe for Where
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