Class ExprFunction1

    • Method Detail

      • getArg

        public Expr getArg()
      • hashCode

        public int hashCode()
        Description copied from interface: Expr
        Expr are used in both syntax and algebra. There is no syntax to algebra translation step because the parser uses operator precedence to build the right evaluation structure directly.

        The exceptions to this are the NOT EXISTS and EXISTS expressions which involve a query pattern. As a result there are different ways in syntax to produce the same algebra form.

        Two Expr are considered equal if they are equal as algebra expressions. hashCode and equals must implement that.

        There is also equalsBySyntax. Because two different syntax forms can yield the same algebra, but two different algebra forms must be different syntax, equalsBySyntax implies equals (by alegbra).

        Hence, different hashCode => not equalsBySyntax.

        Specified by:
        hashCode in interface Expr
        Overrides:
        hashCode in class ExprFunction
      • copy

        public abstract Expr copy​(Expr expr)