Package org.apache.cayenne.exp.parser

Examples of org.apache.cayenne.exp.parser.ASTScalar

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                    // wrap lists (for now); also support null parameters
                    // TODO: andrus 8/14/2007 - shouldn't we also wrap non-null object
                    // values in ASTScalars?
                    return (value != null)
                            ? ExpressionFactory.wrapPathOperand(value)
                            : new ASTScalar(null);
                }
            }
        };

        return transform(transformer);
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                    // wrap lists (for now); also support null parameters
                    // TODO: andrus 8/14/2007 - shouldn't we also wrap non-null object
                    // values in ASTScalars?
                    return (value != null)
                            ? ExpressionFactory.wrapPathOperand(value)
                            : new ASTScalar(null);
                }
            }
        };

        return transform(transformer);
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                    // wrap lists (for now); also support null parameters
                    // TODO: andrus 8/14/2007 - shouldn't we also wrap non-null object
                    // values in ASTScalars?
                    return (value != null)
                            ? ExpressionFactory.wrapPathOperand(value)
                            : new ASTScalar(null);
                }
            }
        };

        return transform(transformer);
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                    // wrap lists (for now); also support null parameters
                    // TODO: andrus 8/14/2007 - shouldn't we also wrap non-null object
                    // values in ASTScalars?
                    return (value != null)
                            ? ExpressionFactory.wrapPathOperand(value)
                            : new ASTScalar(null);
                }
            }
        };

        return transform(transformer);
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                    // wrap lists (for now); also support null parameters
                    // TODO: andrus 8/14/2007 - shouldn't we also wrap non-null object
                    // values in ASTScalars?
                    return (value != null)
                            ? ExpressionFactory.wrapPathOperand(value)
                            : new ASTScalar(null);
                }
            }
        };

        return transform(transformer);
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        createNumericsDataSet();

        // to simplify result checking, do double NOT
        Expression left = new ASTBitwiseNot(new ASTBitwiseNot(new ASTObjPath(ReturnTypesMap1.INTEGER_COLUMN_PROPERTY)));
        Expression right = new ASTScalar(2);
        Expression greater = new ASTGreater();
        greater.setOperand(0, left);
        greater.setOperand(1, right);

        SelectQuery query = new SelectQuery(ReturnTypesMap1.class);
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        createNumericsDataSet();

        // to simplify result checking, do double NOT
        Expression left = new ASTBitwiseOr(new Object[] { new ASTObjPath(ReturnTypesMap1.INTEGER_COLUMN_PROPERTY),
                new ASTScalar(1) });
        Expression right = new ASTScalar(1);
        Expression equal = new ASTEqual();
        equal.setOperand(0, left);
        equal.setOperand(1, right);

        SelectQuery query = new SelectQuery(ReturnTypesMap1.class);
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        createNumericsDataSet();

        // to simplify result checking, do double NOT
        Expression left = new ASTBitwiseAnd(new Object[] { new ASTObjPath(ReturnTypesMap1.INTEGER_COLUMN_PROPERTY),
                new ASTScalar(1) });
        Expression right = new ASTScalar(0);
        Expression equal = new ASTEqual();
        equal.setOperand(0, left);
        equal.setOperand(1, right);

        SelectQuery query = new SelectQuery(ReturnTypesMap1.class);
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        createNumericsDataSet();

        // to simplify result checking, do double NOT
        Expression left = new ASTBitwiseXor(new Object[] { new ASTObjPath(ReturnTypesMap1.INTEGER_COLUMN_PROPERTY),
                new ASTScalar(1) });
        Expression right = new ASTScalar(5);
        Expression equal = new ASTEqual();
        equal.setOperand(0, left);
        equal.setOperand(1, right);

        SelectQuery query = new SelectQuery(ReturnTypesMap1.class);
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                    // wrap lists (for now); also support null parameters
                    // TODO: andrus 8/14/2007 - shouldn't we also wrap non-null
                    // object
                    // values in ASTScalars?
                    return (value != null) ? ExpressionFactory.wrapPathOperand(value) : new ASTScalar(null);
                }
            }
        };

        return transform(transformer);
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Related Classes of org.apache.cayenne.exp.parser.ASTScalar

  • org.apache.cayenne.exp.Expression
  • org.apache.cayenne.ObjectId
  • org.apache.cayenne.Persistent
  • org.apache.cayenne.query.SelectQueryTest
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