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use crate*;
use crateSymbol;
/// Represents a full `CREATE FUNCTION` statement.
///
/// Compatible with PostgreSQL while adding:
/// - `BEGIN...END` body syntax instead of `AS $$ ... $$`
/// - `ACCESS` clause for visibility control at creation time
/// - `RAISES` clause for declaring exceptions
/// - Multi-language support
///
/// Example (PostgreSQL compatible):
/// ```sql
/// CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION add(a INTEGER, b INTEGER)
/// RETURNS INTEGER
/// LANGUAGE plpgsql
/// AS $$
/// BEGIN
/// RETURN a + b;
/// END;
/// $$;
/// ```
///
/// Example (our improved syntax):
/// ```sql
/// CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION add(a INTEGER, b INTEGER)
/// RETURNS INTEGER
/// LANGUAGE plpgsql
/// ACCESS PUBLIC
/// RAISES arithmetic_error
/// BEGIN
/// RETURN a + b;
/// END;
/// ```
/// A single function parameter.
///
/// Covers all PostgreSQL parameter modes:
/// ```sql
/// IN a INTEGER -- input only (default)
/// OUT b TEXT -- output only
/// INOUT c BOOLEAN -- both input and output
/// VARIADIC d INTEGER -- variable length input
/// a INTEGER DEFAULT 0 -- with default value
/// ```
/// Parameter passing mode
/// What the function returns.
///
/// Covers all PostgreSQL return types:
/// ```sql
/// RETURNS INTEGER -- scalar
/// RETURNS TABLE (id INT, ...) -- table with named columns
/// RETURNS SETOF users -- set of an existing type
/// RETURNS VOID -- nothing
/// RETURNS TRIGGER -- for trigger functions
/// ```
/// The language the function body is written in.
///
/// PostgreSQL built-in languages plus common extensions.
/// `Custom(String)` covers any language not in this list
/// e.g. `plpython3u`, `plv8`, `plrust`.
/// The function body — how the code is provided.
///
/// PostgreSQL supports dollar-quoted strings (`AS $$ ... $$`).
/// We also support clean `BEGIN ... END` syntax.
/// How the function behaves with respect to query optimization.
///
/// Affects whether the planner can cache or inline the function.
/// How the function handles NULL inputs.
/// Security context the function runs in.
/// Whether the function can be parallelized.
/// Our extension — visibility/access control at creation time.
///
/// PostgreSQL requires a separate `GRANT EXECUTE ON FUNCTION` statement.
/// We allow declaring it upfront.