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object Composite_In_2_Factory2 extends Composite_In_2_Factory2

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Composite_In_2_Factory.scala
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  12. macro def m[I1, I2, T1, T2](dsl: Composite_In_2_02[I1, I2, T1, T2]): InputMolecule_2_02[I1, I2, T1, T2]

    Macro creation of composite input molecule awaiting 2 inputs from user-defined DSL with 2 output groups (arity 2).

    Macro creation of composite input molecule awaiting 2 inputs from user-defined DSL with 2 output groups (arity 2).

    The builder pattern is used to add one or more attributes to an initial namespace like Person from the example below. Further non-related attributes can be tied together with the + method to form "composite molecules" that is basically just attributes sharing the same entity id.

    Applying the ? marker to attributes changes the semantics of the composite molecule to become a "composite input molecule" that awaits input at runtime for the attributes marked with ?.

    Once the composite input molecule models the desired data structure and has been resolved with input we can call various actions on it, like get that retrieves matching data from the database.

    // Apply `?` to `age` and `score` attributes to create composite input molecule
    val personsAgeScore = m(Person.name.age_(?) + Tag.score(?))
    
    // At runtime, `age` and `score` values are applied to get the Person's name
    personsAgeScore(42, 7).get.head === ("Ben", 7)

    Composite input molecules of arity 2 has two sub-molecules with output attribute(s). If a sub-molecule has multiple output attributes, a tuple is returned, otherwise just the single value. The two groups of either a single type or tuple are then tied together in an outer composite tuple:

    Composite input molecule          Composite type (2 output groups)
    
    A.a1(?)    + B.b1(?)        =>    (a1, b1)
    A.a1(?)    + B.b1(?).b2     =>    (a1, (b1, b2))
    A.a1.a2(?) + B.b1(?)        =>    ((a1, a2), b1)
    A.a1.a2(?) + B.b1(?).b2     =>    ((a1, a2), (b1, b2)) etc...
    
    We could even have additional non-output sub-molecules:
    A.a1.a2 + B.b1(?).b2 + C.c1_(?)     =>    ((a1, a2), (b1, b2)) etc...

    Translating into the example:

    m(Person.name(?)     + Tag.score(?)      )("Ben", 7).get.head === ("Ben", 7)
    m(Person.name(?)     + Tag.score(?).flags)("Ben", 7).get.head === ("Ben", (7, 3))
    m(Person.name.age(?) + Tag.score(?)      )(42, 7)   .get.head === (("Ben", 42), 7)
    m(Person.name.age(?) + Tag.score(?).flags)(42, 7)   .get.head === (("Ben", 42), (7, 3))
    
    m(Person.name.age +
      Tag.score(?).flags +
      Cat.name_(?))(7, "pitcher").get.head === (("Ben", 42), (7, 3))
    I1

    Type of input attribute 1 (name: String or age: Int)

    I2

    Type of input attribute 2 (score: Int)

    T1

    Type of output group 1

    T2

    Type of output group 2

    dsl

    User-defined DSL structure modelling the composite input molecule awaiting 2 inputs

    returns

    Composite input molecule awaiting 2 inputs

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  13. macro def m[I1, I2, T1](dsl: Composite_In_2_01[I1, I2, T1]): InputMolecule_2_01[I1, I2, T1]

    Macro creation of composite input molecule awaiting 2 inputs from user-defined DSL with 1 output group (arity 1).

    Macro creation of composite input molecule awaiting 2 inputs from user-defined DSL with 1 output group (arity 1).

    The builder pattern is used to add one or more attributes to an initial namespace like Person from the example below. Further non-related attributes can be tied together with the + method to form "composite molecules" that is basically just attributes sharing the same entity id.

    Applying the ? marker to attributes changes the semantics of the composite molecule to become a "composite input molecule" that awaits input at runtime for the attributes marked with ?.

    Once the composite input molecule models the desired data structure and has been resolved with input we can call various actions on it, like get that retrieves matching data from the database.

    // Apply `?` to `age` and `score` attributes to create composite input molecule
    val personsAgeScore = m(Person.name.age_(?) + Tag.score_(?))
    
    // At runtime, `age` and `score` values are applied to get the Person's name
    personsAgeScore(42, 7).get.head === "Ben"

    Composite input molecules of arity 1 has only one sub-molecule with output attribute(s). If the sub-molecule has multiple output attributes, a tuple is returned, otherwise just the single value:

    Composite input molecule            Composite type (1 output group)
    
    A.a1(?)       + B.b1_(?)      =>    a1
    A.a1.a2(?)    + B.b1_(?)      =>    (a1, a2)
    A.a1.a2.a3(?) + B.b1_(?)      =>    (a1, a2, a3)
    
    A.a1_(?) + B.b1(?)            =>    b1
    A.a1_(?) + B.b1.b2(?)         =>    (b1, b2)
    A.a1_(?) + B.b1.b2.b3(?)      =>    (b1, b2, b3)
    
    We could even have multiple tacit sub-molecules with multiple tacit attributes
    A.a1_(?).a2_ + B.b1_(?) + C.c1.c2_.c3     =>    (c1, c3)

    So, given 2 output attributes, a tuple is returned:

    m(Person.name.age(?) + Tag.score_(?))(42, 7).get.head === ("Ben", 42)
    //  A   . a1 . a2(?) +  B .   b1_(?)                   => (  a1 , a2)
    I1

    Type of input attribute 1 (age: Int)

    I2

    Type of input attribute 2 (score: Int)

    T1

    Type of output group

    dsl

    User-defined DSL structure modelling the composite input molecule awaiting 2 inputs

    returns

    Composite input molecule awaiting 2 inputs

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