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ExprElement

Enum ExprElement 

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pub enum ExprElement {
Show 47 variants ColumnRef { column: ColumnRef, }, DotAccess { key: ColumnID, }, IsNull { not: bool, }, IsDistinctFrom { not: bool, }, InList { list: Vec<Expr>, not: bool, }, InSubquery { subquery: Box<Query>, not: bool, }, LikeSubquery { modifier: SubqueryModifier, subquery: Box<Query>, escape: Option<String>, }, Escape { escape: String, }, Between { low: Box<Expr>, high: Box<Expr>, not: bool, }, BinaryOp { op: BinaryOperator, }, JsonOp { op: JsonOperator, }, UnaryOp { op: UnaryOperator, }, VariableAccess(String), Cast { expr: Box<Expr>, target_type: TypeName, }, TryCast { expr: Box<Expr>, target_type: TypeName, }, PgCast { target_type: TypeName, }, Extract { field: IntervalKind, expr: Box<Expr>, }, DatePart { field: IntervalKind, expr: Box<Expr>, }, Position { substr_expr: Box<Expr>, str_expr: Box<Expr>, }, SubString { expr: Box<Expr>, substring_from: Box<Expr>, substring_for: Option<Box<Expr>>, }, Trim { expr: Box<Expr>, trim_where: Option<(TrimWhere, Box<Expr>)>, }, Literal { value: Literal, }, CountAll { qualified: QualifiedName, window: Option<Window>, }, Tuple { exprs: Vec<Expr>, }, FunctionCall { func: FunctionCall, }, Case { operand: Option<Box<Expr>>, conditions: Vec<Expr>, results: Vec<Expr>, else_result: Option<Box<Expr>>, }, Exists { subquery: Query, not: bool, }, Subquery { modifier: Option<SubqueryModifier>, subquery: Query, }, MapAccess { accessor: MapAccessor, }, ChainFunctionCall { name: Identifier, args: Vec<Expr>, lambda: Option<Lambda>, }, ListComprehension { source: Expr, param: Identifier, filter: Option<Expr>, result: Expr, }, Group(Expr), Array { exprs: Vec<Expr>, }, Map { kvs: Vec<(Literal, Expr)>, }, Interval { expr: Expr, unit: IntervalKind, }, DateAdd { unit: IntervalKind, interval: Expr, date: Expr, }, DateDiff { unit: IntervalKind, date_start: Expr, date_end: Expr, }, DateBetween { unit: IntervalKind, date_start: Expr, date_end: Expr, }, DateSub { unit: IntervalKind, interval: Expr, date: Expr, }, DateTrunc { unit: IntervalKind, date: Expr, }, TimeSlice { unit: IntervalKind, date: Expr, slice_length: u64, start_or_end: Option<String>, }, LastDay { unit: IntervalKind, date: Expr, }, PreviousDay { unit: Weekday, date: Expr, }, NextDay { unit: Weekday, date: Expr, }, Hole { name: String, }, Placeholder, StageLocation { location: String, },
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A ‘flattened’ AST of expressions.

This is used to parse expressions in Pratt parser. The Pratt parser is not able to parse expressions by grammar. So we need to extract the expression operands and operators to be the input of Pratt parser, by running a nom parser in advance.

For example, a + b AND c is null is parsed as [col(a), PLUS, col(b), AND, col(c), ISNULL] by nom parsers. Then the Pratt parser is able to parse the expression into AND(PLUS(col(a), col(b)), ISNULL(col(c))).

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ColumnRef

Column reference, with indirection like table.column

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§column: ColumnRef
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DotAccess

.a.b after column ref, currently it’ll be taken as column reference

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IsNull

IS [NOT] NULL expression

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§not: bool
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IsDistinctFrom

IS [NOT] DISTINCT FROM expression

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§not: bool
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InList

[ NOT ] IN (list, ...)

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§list: Vec<Expr>
§not: bool
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InSubquery

[ NOT ] IN (SELECT ...)

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§subquery: Box<Query>
§not: bool
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LikeSubquery

LIKE (SELECT ...) [ESCAPE '<escape>']

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§subquery: Box<Query>
§escape: Option<String>
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Escape

ESCAPE '<escape>'

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§escape: String
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Between

BETWEEN ... AND ...

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§low: Box<Expr>
§high: Box<Expr>
§not: bool
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BinaryOp

Binary operation

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JsonOp

JSON operation

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UnaryOp

Unary operation

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VariableAccess(String)

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Cast

CAST expression, like CAST(expr AS target_type)

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§expr: Box<Expr>
§target_type: TypeName
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TryCast

TRY_CAST expression`

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§expr: Box<Expr>
§target_type: TypeName
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PgCast

::<type_name> expression

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§target_type: TypeName
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Extract

EXTRACT(IntervalKind FROM )

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§expr: Box<Expr>
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DatePart

DATE_PART(IntervalKind, )

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§expr: Box<Expr>
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Position

POSITION( IN )

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§substr_expr: Box<Expr>
§str_expr: Box<Expr>
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SubString

SUBSTRING( [FROM ] [FOR ])

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§expr: Box<Expr>
§substring_from: Box<Expr>
§substring_for: Option<Box<Expr>>
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Trim

TRIM([[BOTH | LEADING | TRAILING] FROM] ) Or TRIM()

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§expr: Box<Expr>
§trim_where: Option<(TrimWhere, Box<Expr>)>
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Literal

A literal value, such as string, number, date or NULL

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§value: Literal
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CountAll

Count(*) expression

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§qualified: QualifiedName
§window: Option<Window>
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Tuple

(foo, bar)

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§exprs: Vec<Expr>
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FunctionCall

Scalar function call

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Case

CASE ... WHEN ... ELSE ... expression

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§operand: Option<Box<Expr>>
§conditions: Vec<Expr>
§results: Vec<Expr>
§else_result: Option<Box<Expr>>
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Exists

EXISTS expression

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§subquery: Query
§not: bool
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Subquery

Scalar/ANY/ALL/SOME subquery

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§subquery: Query
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MapAccess

Access elements of Array, Object and Variant by index or key, like arr[0], or obj:k1

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§accessor: MapAccessor
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ChainFunctionCall

python/rust style function call, like a.foo(b).bar(c) —> bar(foo(a, b), c)

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§args: Vec<Expr>
§lambda: Option<Lambda>
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ListComprehension

python/rust list comprehension

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§source: Expr
§filter: Option<Expr>
§result: Expr
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Group(Expr)

An expression between parentheses

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Array

[1, 2, 3]

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§exprs: Vec<Expr>
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Map

{'k1':'v1','k2':'v2'}

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§kvs: Vec<(Literal, Expr)>
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Interval

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§expr: Expr
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DateAdd

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§interval: Expr
§date: Expr
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DateDiff

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§date_start: Expr
§date_end: Expr
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DateBetween

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§date_start: Expr
§date_end: Expr
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DateSub

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§interval: Expr
§date: Expr
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DateTrunc

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§date: Expr
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TimeSlice

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§date: Expr
§slice_length: u64
§start_or_end: Option<String>
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LastDay

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§date: Expr
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PreviousDay

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§unit: Weekday
§date: Expr
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NextDay

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§unit: Weekday
§date: Expr
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Hole

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§name: String
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Placeholder

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StageLocation

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§location: String

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impl Clone for ExprElement

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fn clone(&self) -> ExprElement

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for ExprElement

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl PartialEq for ExprElement

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fn eq(&self, other: &ExprElement) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl StructuralPartialEq for ExprElement

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