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- aggregate-expr-ops
- aggregate-expr-or-wild-ops
- aggregate-expr-with-sep-ops
- aggregate-ops
- aggregate-separator-spec
- aggregate-spec
- aggregate-wildcard-spec
- binary-agg-spec
- binary-ops
- binary-or-ternary-agg-spec
- binary-or-ternary-ops
- binary-or-ternary-spec
- binary-plus-agg-spec
- binary-plus-ops
- binary-plus-spec
- binary-spec
- custom-fn-spec
- defexprspecs
- expr-branch-spec
- expr-multi-spec
- expr-spec-mm
- expr-terminal-spec
- keyword-args
- nilary-ops
- nilary-or-unary-agg-spec
- nilary-or-unary-ops
- nilary-or-unary-spec
- nilary-spec
- ternary-agg-spec
- ternary-ops
- ternary-or-fourary-agg-spec
- ternary-or-fourary-ops
- ternary-or-fourary-spec
- ternary-spec
- unary-agg-spec
- unary-ops
- unary-spec
- unary-var-ops
- unary-var-spec
- unary-where-ops
- unary-where-spec
- var-terminal-spec
- varardic-agg-spec
- varardic-ops
- varardic-spec
- wildcard-terminal-spec
com.yetanalytics.flint.spec.expr
agg-expr-spec-mmclj/smultimethod
Like expr-spec-mm, but covers also covers aggregate expressions.
Like `expr-spec-mm`, but covers also covers aggregate expressions.
aggregate-opsclj/s
A set of all operations used in aggregate expressions.
A set of all operations used in aggregate expressions.
defexprspecsclj/smacro
(defexprspecs mm-name syms expr-spec)Macro to repeatedly define (defmethod mm-name 'sym [_] expr-spec).
Macro to repeatedly define `(defmethod mm-name 'sym [_] expr-spec)`.
expr-spec-mmclj/smultimethod
Given a Flint expr list, returns a spec determined by its first arg.
Given a Flint expr list, returns a spec determined by its first arg.
keyword-argsclj/smacro
(keyword-args & kspecs)Given kspecs (e.g. (keyword-args ::distinct? ::selector)), return
a regex spec that can be used to spec a sequence of :keyword value
pairs (e.g. (:distinct? true :selector ";")).
Given `kspecs` (e.g. `(keyword-args ::distinct? ::selector)`), return a regex spec that can be used to spec a sequence of `:keyword value` pairs (e.g. `(:distinct? true :selector ";")`).
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