DATAMONGO-1530: support missing pipeline operators available in Mongo… #410
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thanks @sebge2emasphere. If you haven't done so yet please sign the CLA and add your CLA number to this issue. I can then take it from here. |
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…line operators. Original Pull Request: #410
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Add missing transformations for ConstructorReference, OperatorNot, OpNE, OpEQ, OpGT, OpGE, OpLT, OpLE, OperatorPower, OpOr and OpAnd. This allows usage of logical operators &, || and ! as part of the expression, while ConstructorReference allows instantiating eg. arrays via an expression `new int[]{4,5,6}`. This can be useful eg. comparing arrays using $setEquals.
Original Pull Request: #410
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Add missing transformations for ConstructorReference, OperatorNot, OpNE, OpEQ, OpGT, OpGE, OpLT, OpLE, OperatorPower, OpOr and OpAnd. This allows usage of logical operators &, || and ! as part of the expression, while ConstructorReference allows instantiating eg. arrays via an expression `new int[]{4,5,6}`. This can be useful eg. comparing arrays using $setEquals.
Original Pull Request: #410
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Add missing transformations for ConstructorReference, OperatorNot, OpNE, OpEQ, OpGT, OpGE, OpLT, OpLE, OperatorPower, OpOr and OpAnd. This allows usage of logical operators &, || and ! as part of the expression, while ConstructorReference allows instantiating eg. arrays via an expression `new int[]{4,5,6}`. This can be useful eg. comparing arrays using $setEquals.
More complex aggregation operators like $filter can be created by defining the variable references as string inside the expression like filter(a, 'num', '$$num' > 10).
Commands like $let requires usage of InlineMap to pass in required arguments like eg. let({low:1, high:'$$low'}, gt('$$low', '$$high')).
Original Pull Request: #410
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…line operators. Original Pull Request: #410
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Add missing transformations for ConstructorReference, OperatorNot, OpNE, OpEQ, OpGT, OpGE, OpLT, OpLE, OperatorPower, OpOr and OpAnd. This allows usage of logical operators &, || and ! as part of the expression, while ConstructorReference allows instantiating eg. arrays via an expression `new int[]{4,5,6}`. This can be useful eg. comparing arrays using $setEquals.
More complex aggregation operators like $filter can be created by defining the variable references as string inside the expression like filter(a, 'num', '$$num' > 10).
Commands like $let requires usage of InlineMap to pass in required arguments like eg. let({low:1, high:'$$low'}, gt('$$low', '$$high')).
Original Pull Request: #410
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Add missing transformations for ConstructorReference, OperatorNot, OpNE, OpEQ, OpGT, OpGE, OpLT, OpLE, OperatorPower, OpOr and OpAnd. This allows usage of logical operators &, || and ! as part of the expression, while ConstructorReference allows instantiating eg. arrays via an expression `new int[]{4,5,6}`. This can be useful eg. comparing arrays using $setEquals.
More complex aggregation operators like $filter can be created by defining the variable references as string inside the expression like filter(a, 'num', '$$num' > 10).
Commands like $let requires usage of InlineMap to pass in required arguments like eg. let({low:1, high:'$$low'}, gt('$$low', '$$high')).
Original Pull Request: #410
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…line operators. Original Pull Request: #410
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Add missing transformations for ConstructorReference, OperatorNot, OpNE, OpEQ, OpGT, OpGE, OpLT, OpLE, OperatorPower, OpOr and OpAnd. This allows usage of logical operators &, || and ! as part of the expression, while ConstructorReference allows instantiating eg. arrays via an expression `new int[]{4,5,6}`. This can be useful eg. comparing arrays using $setEquals.
More complex aggregation operators like $filter can be created by defining the variable references as string inside the expression like filter(a, 'num', '$$num' > 10).
Commands like $let requires usage of InlineMap to pass in required arguments like eg. let({low:1, high:'$$low'}, gt('$$low', '$$high')).
Original Pull Request: #410
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…line operators. Original Pull Request: #410
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Add missing transformations for ConstructorReference, OperatorNot, OpNE, OpEQ, OpGT, OpGE, OpLT, OpLE, OperatorPower, OpOr and OpAnd. This allows usage of logical operators &, || and ! as part of the expression, while ConstructorReference allows instantiating eg. arrays via an expression `new int[]{4,5,6}`. This can be useful eg. comparing arrays using $setEquals.
More complex aggregation operators like $filter can be created by defining the variable references as string inside the expression like filter(a, 'num', '$$num' > 10).
Commands like $let requires usage of InlineMap to pass in required arguments like eg. let({low:1, high:'$$low'}, gt('$$low', '$$high')).
Original Pull Request: #410
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thanks @sebge2emasphere merged via b786b82. |
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Pull request for https://jira.spring.io/browse/DATAMONGO-1530