pub enum Assertion {
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Any,
IsType(TAtomic),
IsNotType(TAtomic),
Falsy,
Truthy,
IsIdentical(TAtomic),
IsNotIdentical(TAtomic),
IsEqual(TAtomic),
IsNotEqual(TAtomic),
IsEqualIsset,
IsIsset,
IsNotIsset,
HasStringArrayAccess,
HasIntOrStringArrayAccess,
ArrayKeyExists,
ArrayKeyDoesNotExist,
InArray(TUnion),
NotInArray(TUnion),
HasArrayKey(ArrayKey),
DoesNotHaveArrayKey(ArrayKey),
HasNonnullEntryForKey(ArrayKey),
DoesNotHaveNonnullEntryForKey(ArrayKey),
Empty,
NonEmpty,
NonEmptyCountable(bool),
EmptyCountable,
HasExactCount(usize),
HasAtLeastCount(usize),
DoesNotHaveExactCount(usize),
DoesNotHasAtLeastCount(usize),
IsLessThan(i64),
IsLessThanOrEqual(i64),
IsGreaterThan(i64),
IsGreaterThanOrEqual(i64),
IsLessThanFromBound(i64),
IsLessThanOrEqualFromBound(i64),
IsGreaterThanFromBound(i64),
IsGreaterThanOrEqualFromBound(i64),
IsLessThanVariable(Word),
IsLessThanOrEqualVariable(Word),
IsGreaterThanVariable(Word),
IsGreaterThanOrEqualVariable(Word),
Countable,
NotCountable(bool),
}Variants§
Any
IsType(TAtomic)
IsNotType(TAtomic)
Falsy
Truthy
IsIdentical(TAtomic)
IsNotIdentical(TAtomic)
IsEqual(TAtomic)
IsNotEqual(TAtomic)
IsEqualIsset
IsIsset
IsNotIsset
HasStringArrayAccess
HasIntOrStringArrayAccess
ArrayKeyExists
ArrayKeyDoesNotExist
InArray(TUnion)
NotInArray(TUnion)
HasArrayKey(ArrayKey)
DoesNotHaveArrayKey(ArrayKey)
HasNonnullEntryForKey(ArrayKey)
DoesNotHaveNonnullEntryForKey(ArrayKey)
Empty
NonEmpty
NonEmptyCountable(bool)
EmptyCountable
HasExactCount(usize)
HasAtLeastCount(usize)
DoesNotHaveExactCount(usize)
DoesNotHasAtLeastCount(usize)
IsLessThan(i64)
IsLessThanOrEqual(i64)
IsGreaterThan(i64)
IsGreaterThanOrEqual(i64)
IsLessThanFromBound(i64)
A range fact implied by a comparison with a non-literal bound.
For example, $a > $b with int<0, max> $b implies $a > 0
in the true branch, but its negation does not imply $a <= 0.
These assertions therefore deliberately negate to Any.
IsLessThanOrEqualFromBound(i64)
IsGreaterThanFromBound(i64)
IsGreaterThanOrEqualFromBound(i64)
IsLessThanVariable(Word)
An exact comparison with another tracked expression.
Unlike bound-derived facts, these retain the relationship so consumers
can reason about arithmetic such as $limit - $length after
$length < $limit.
IsLessThanOrEqualVariable(Word)
IsGreaterThanVariable(Word)
IsGreaterThanOrEqualVariable(Word)
Countable
NotCountable(bool)
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Source§impl Assertion
impl Assertion
pub fn to_atom(&self) -> Word
pub fn to_hash(&self) -> u64
pub fn is_negation(&self) -> bool
pub fn has_isset(&self) -> bool
pub fn has_equality(&self) -> bool
pub fn has_literal_value(&self) -> bool
pub fn with_type(&self, atomic: TAtomic) -> Self
pub fn get_type(&self) -> Option<&TAtomic>
pub fn get_type_mut(&mut self) -> Option<&mut TAtomic>
pub fn resolve_templates( &self, codebase: &CodebaseMetadata, template_result: &TemplateResult, ) -> Vec<Self>
pub fn is_negation_of(&self, other: &Assertion) -> bool
pub fn get_negation(&self) -> Self
Sourcepub const fn is_negatable(&self) -> bool
pub const fn is_negatable(&self) -> bool
Whether this assertion represents the condition itself and can be used while constructing the opposite branch.
Facts inferred from a non-literal range bound are only consequences of a condition. They are useful in the true branch but are not logically equivalent to that condition, so negating them would be unsound.
Sourcepub const fn referenced_variable(&self) -> Option<Word>
pub const fn referenced_variable(&self) -> Option<Word>
Returns the expression referenced by a relational assertion.
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impl Eq for Assertion
Source§impl Ord for Assertion
impl Ord for Assertion
1.21.0 (const: unstable) · Source§fn max(self, other: Self) -> Selfwhere
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Source§impl PartialOrd for Assertion
impl PartialOrd for Assertion
impl StructuralPartialEq for Assertion
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impl Freeze for Assertion
impl RefUnwindSafe for Assertion
impl Send for Assertion
impl Sync for Assertion
impl Unpin for Assertion
impl UnsafeUnpin for Assertion
impl UnwindSafe for Assertion
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