Re: [Zorba-coders] [Merge] lp:~zorba-coders/zorba/skiplimit into lp:zorba

2014-05-11 Thread William Candillon
PR superseed by https://github.com/28msec/zorba/pull/7
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Re: [Zorba-coders] [Merge] lp:~zorba-coders/zorba/skiplimit into lp:zorba

2013-07-19 Thread William Candillon
Review: Approve


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Re: [Zorba-coders] [Merge] lp:~zorba-coders/zorba/skiplimit into lp:zorba

2013-07-15 Thread Ghislain Fourny
Hi William,

I think that count$i-where$i aka offset/limit can be optimized, but in most 
cases not in terms of subsequence: it sets an offset or a limit on the number 
of tuples, not on the number of items (a tuple may well produce zero, or more 
than one item in the end). I think that an early exit, or skipping, in FLWOR 
iterators should be possible when encountering a count$i-where$i. Markos is 
probably more familiar with this code than I am though.

Does it make sense?

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Re: [Zorba-coders] [Merge] lp:~zorba-coders/zorba/skiplimit into lp:zorba

2013-07-15 Thread William Candillon
It feels that the current proposal is actually quite efficient and has a 
predictable performance.
But I like the beauty of having the count/where syntactic sugar. So I'm not 
sure what do to.
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Re: [Zorba-coders] [Merge] lp:~zorba-coders/zorba/skiplimit into lp:zorba

2013-07-13 Thread William Candillon
Hi Ghislain,

Thank you so much for this insight. That makes perfect sense.

Now I see two way this can go:
- offset/limit is just a syntactic sugar for count/where and using the 
subsequence optimisation for it is completely orthogonal to this merge proposal.
- offset/limit doesn't make sense if the subsequence optimisation is not used. 
If so, could I have some pointers on how to implement this optimisation?
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Re: [Zorba-coders] [Merge] lp:~zorba-coders/zorba/skiplimit into lp:zorba

2013-07-12 Thread Ghislain Fourny
I have the feeling that this could and should be made more general, i.e., 
introduce limit ExprSingle and offset ExprSingle as regular FLWOR clauses, 
like any other clauses, that you can put everywhere (as intermediate clauses), 
and that are syntactic sugars for count $i where $i le ExprSingle and count 
$i where $i gt ExprSingle respectively.
That way, there would no longer be any need to go through syntactic options as 
above as they behave like any other clause.

Concretely, I think that it comes down to something as simple as:

IntermediateClause ::= InitialClause | WhereClause | GroupByClause | 
OrderByClause | CountClause | OffsetClause | LimitClause

OffsetClause ::= offset ExprSingle

LimitClause ::= limit ExprSingle

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Re: [Zorba-coders] [Merge] lp:~zorba-coders/zorba/skiplimit into lp:zorba

2013-07-12 Thread Ghislain Fourny
Review: Needs Fixing


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Re: [Zorba-coders] [Merge] lp:~zorba-coders/zorba/skiplimit into lp:zorba

2013-07-05 Thread Markos Zaharioudakis
Review: Needs Information

1. I think Dana will have to approve the adding of proprietary syntax to do 
what is essentially syntactic sugar for fn:subsequence().

2. Why allow multiple offset/limit clauses when, as far as I can understand, 
only the last offset/limit clause takes effect?


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Re: [Zorba-coders] [Merge] lp:~zorba-coders/zorba/skiplimit into lp:zorba

2013-07-05 Thread William Candillon
1. I make an email loop to get Dana's approval.

2. There are couple of options, I wasn't sure which one to pick:

a) (offset ExprSingle)? (limit ExprSingle)?
b) (offset ExprSingle) | (limit ExprSingle) | (limit ExprSingle offset 
ExprSingle) | (offset ExprSingle limit ExprSingle)
c) ((offset ExprSingle) | (limit ExprSingle)?)*
I ended up doing c) but I can do a) or b).
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Re: [Zorba-coders] [Merge] lp:~zorba-coders/zorba/skiplimit into lp:zorba

2013-07-04 Thread William Candillon
Review: Approve


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