likun666661 commented on code in PR #39441:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow/pull/39441#discussion_r1443894967
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cpp/src/gandiva/regex_functions_holder.cc:
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@@ -275,4 +275,78 @@ const char* ExtractHolder::operator()(ExecutionContext*
ctx, const char* user_in
return result_buffer;
}
+Result<std::shared_ptr<RegexpLikeHolder>> RegexpLikeHolder::Make(
+ const FunctionNode& node) {
+ ARROW_RETURN_IF(
+ node.children().size() < 2,
+ Status::Invalid("'regexp_like' function requires at least two
parameters"));
+ auto pattern = dynamic_cast<LiteralNode*>(node.children().at(1).get());
+ ARROW_RETURN_IF(
+ pattern == nullptr,
+ Status::Invalid(
+ "'regexp_like' function requires a literal as the second
parameter"));
+
+ auto pattern_type = pattern->return_type()->id();
+ ARROW_RETURN_IF(
+ !(pattern_type == arrow::Type::STRING || pattern_type ==
arrow::Type::BINARY),
+ Status::Invalid(
+ "'regexp_like' function requires a string literal as the second
parameter"));
+
+ if (node.children().size() > 2) {
+ auto parameter = dynamic_cast<LiteralNode*>(node.children().at(2).get());
+ if (parameter != nullptr) {
+ auto parameter_type = parameter->return_type()->id();
+ ARROW_RETURN_IF(
+ !(parameter_type == arrow::Type::STRING ||
+ parameter_type == arrow::Type::BINARY),
+ Status::Invalid(
+ "'regexp_like' function requires a string literal as the third
parameter"));
+ return RegexpLikeHolder::Make(std::get<std::string>(pattern->holder()),
true,
+
std::get<std::string>(parameter->holder()));
+ }
+ }
+ return RegexpLikeHolder::Make(std::get<std::string>(pattern->holder()),
false, "");
+}
+
+Result<std::shared_ptr<RegexpLikeHolder>> RegexpLikeHolder::Make(
+ const std::string& regex_pattern, bool used_match_parameter,
+ const std::string& match_parameter) {
+ RE2::Options regex_op;
+ // set re2 use posix regex expression which also called ERE in postgre sql
+ regex_op.set_posix_syntax(true);
+ // oracle's regex_like will default treat source str as single line
+ regex_op.set_one_line(true);
+
+ if (used_match_parameter) {
+ for (auto& parameter : match_parameter) {
+ switch (parameter) {
+ case 'i':
+ regex_op.set_case_sensitive(false);
+ break;
+ case 'c':
+ regex_op.set_case_sensitive(true);
+ break;
+ case 'n':
+ regex_op.set_dot_nl(true);
+ break;
+ case 'm':
+ regex_op.set_one_line(false);
+ break;
+ default:
+ ARROW_RETURN_NOT_OK(Status::Invalid("Parameter only support
'i','c','n','m'!"));
+ }
Review Comment:
In the oracle documentation, it is described as follows: For example, if you
specify 'ic', then Oracle uses case-sensitive matching.
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