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package org.apache.cassandra.cql3.functions;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.List;
import org.apache.cassandra.config.Schema;
import org.apache.cassandra.cql3.*;
import org.apache.cassandra.db.marshal.AbstractType;
import org.apache.cassandra.exceptions.InvalidRequestException;
import static java.util.stream.Collectors.joining;
public final class FunctionResolver
{
private FunctionResolver()
{
}
// We special case the token function because that's the only function whose argument types actually
// depend on the table on which the function is called. Because it's the sole exception, it's easier
// to handle it as a special case.
private static final FunctionName TOKEN_FUNCTION_NAME = FunctionName.nativeFunction("token");
public static ColumnSpecification makeArgSpec(String receiverKs, String receiverCf, Function fun, int i)
{
return new ColumnSpecification(receiverKs,
receiverCf,
new ColumnIdentifier("arg" + i + '(' + fun.name().toString().toLowerCase() + ')', true),
fun.argTypes().get(i));
}
/**
* @param keyspace the current keyspace
* @param name the name of the function
* @param providedArgs the arguments provided for the function call
* @param receiverKs the receiver's keyspace
* @param receiverCf the receiver's table
* @param receiverType if the receiver type is known (during inserts, for example), this should be the type of
* the receiver
* @throws InvalidRequestException
*/
public static Function get(String keyspace,
FunctionName name,
List providedArgs,
String receiverKs,
String receiverCf,
AbstractType receiverType)
throws InvalidRequestException
{
if (name.equalsNativeFunction(TOKEN_FUNCTION_NAME))
return new TokenFct(Schema.instance.getCFMetaData(receiverKs, receiverCf));
// The toJson() function can accept any type of argument, so instances of it are not pre-declared. Instead,
// we create new instances as needed while handling selectors (which is the only place that toJson() is supported,
// due to needing to know the argument types in advance).
if (name.equalsNativeFunction(ToJsonFct.NAME))
throw new InvalidRequestException("toJson() may only be used within the selection clause of SELECT statements");
// Similarly, we can only use fromJson when we know the receiver type (such as inserts)
if (name.equalsNativeFunction(FromJsonFct.NAME))
{
if (receiverType == null)
throw new InvalidRequestException("fromJson() cannot be used in the selection clause of a SELECT statement");
return FromJsonFct.getInstance(receiverType);
}
Collection candidates;
if (!name.hasKeyspace())
{
// function name not fully qualified
candidates = new ArrayList<>();
// add 'SYSTEM' (native) candidates
candidates.addAll(Schema.instance.getFunctions(name.asNativeFunction()));
// add 'current keyspace' candidates
candidates.addAll(Schema.instance.getFunctions(new FunctionName(keyspace, name.name)));
}
else
{
// function name is fully qualified (keyspace + name)
candidates = Schema.instance.getFunctions(name);
}
if (candidates.isEmpty())
return null;
// Fast path if there is only one choice
if (candidates.size() == 1)
{
Function fun = candidates.iterator().next();
validateTypes(keyspace, fun, providedArgs, receiverKs, receiverCf);
return fun;
}
List compatibles = null;
for (Function toTest : candidates)
{
AssignmentTestable.TestResult r = matchAguments(keyspace, toTest, providedArgs, receiverKs, receiverCf);
switch (r)
{
case EXACT_MATCH:
// We always favor exact matches
return toTest;
case WEAKLY_ASSIGNABLE:
if (compatibles == null)
compatibles = new ArrayList<>();
compatibles.add(toTest);
break;
}
}
if (compatibles == null)
{
throw new InvalidRequestException(String.format("Invalid call to function %s, none of its type signatures match (known type signatures: %s)",
name, format(candidates)));
}
if (compatibles.size() > 1)
throw new InvalidRequestException(String.format("Ambiguous call to function %s (can be matched by following signatures: %s): use type casts to disambiguate",
name, format(compatibles)));
return compatibles.get(0);
}
// This method and matchArguments are somewhat duplicate, but this method allows us to provide more precise errors in the common
// case where there is no override for a given function. This is thus probably worth the minor code duplication.
private static void validateTypes(String keyspace,
Function fun,
List providedArgs,
String receiverKs,
String receiverCf)
throws InvalidRequestException
{
if (providedArgs.size() != fun.argTypes().size())
throw new InvalidRequestException(String.format("Invalid number of arguments in call to function %s: %d required but %d provided", fun.name(), fun.argTypes().size(), providedArgs.size()));
for (int i = 0; i < providedArgs.size(); i++)
{
AssignmentTestable provided = providedArgs.get(i);
// If the concrete argument is a bind variables, it can have any type.
// We'll validate the actually provided value at execution time.
if (provided == null)
continue;
ColumnSpecification expected = makeArgSpec(receiverKs, receiverCf, fun, i);
if (!provided.testAssignment(keyspace, expected).isAssignable())
throw new InvalidRequestException(String.format("Type error: %s cannot be passed as argument %d of function %s of type %s", provided, i, fun.name(), expected.type.asCQL3Type()));
}
}
private static AssignmentTestable.TestResult matchAguments(String keyspace,
Function fun,
List providedArgs,
String receiverKs,
String receiverCf)
{
if (providedArgs.size() != fun.argTypes().size())
return AssignmentTestable.TestResult.NOT_ASSIGNABLE;
// It's an exact match if all are exact match, but is not assignable as soon as any is non assignable.
AssignmentTestable.TestResult res = AssignmentTestable.TestResult.EXACT_MATCH;
for (int i = 0; i < providedArgs.size(); i++)
{
AssignmentTestable provided = providedArgs.get(i);
if (provided == null)
{
res = AssignmentTestable.TestResult.WEAKLY_ASSIGNABLE;
continue;
}
ColumnSpecification expected = makeArgSpec(receiverKs, receiverCf, fun, i);
AssignmentTestable.TestResult argRes = provided.testAssignment(keyspace, expected);
if (argRes == AssignmentTestable.TestResult.NOT_ASSIGNABLE)
return AssignmentTestable.TestResult.NOT_ASSIGNABLE;
if (argRes == AssignmentTestable.TestResult.WEAKLY_ASSIGNABLE)
res = AssignmentTestable.TestResult.WEAKLY_ASSIGNABLE;
}
return res;
}
private static String format(Collection funs)
{
return funs.stream().map(Function::toString).collect(joining(", "));
}
}