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ExprNode

Enum ExprNode 

#[non_exhaustive]
pub enum ExprNode {
Show 39 variants CoordinateMapFactorAction { value: ExprId, parameter: ExprId, directions: Vec<ExprId>, }, CoordinateMapFactor { factor: CoordinateMapFactor, source: Vec<ExprId>, at: Vec<(ExprId, ExprId)>, }, Pullback { value: ExprId, source: Vec<ExprId>, at: Vec<(ExprId, ExprId)>, }, Evaluate { value: ExprId, at: Vec<(ExprId, ExprId)>, side: Option<BoundarySide>, }, Require { condition: ExprId, value: ExprId, }, Select { condition: ExprId, then_value: ExprId, else_value: ExprId, }, Compare(ComparisonOp, ExprId, ExprId), Not(ExprId), And(ExprId, ExprId), Or(ExprId, ExprId), Constant(ValueLiteral), Symbol(SymbolRef), Array { elements: Vec<ExprId>, }, Index { value: ExprId, index: u32, }, Complex { real: ExprId, imag: ExprId, }, Sample { value: ExprId, clock: Id<ClockDomain>, }, Hold(ExprId), Neg(ExprId), Add(ExprId, ExprId), Sub(ExprId, ExprId), Mul(ExprId, ExprId), Div(ExprId, ExprId), Quotient(ExprId, ExprId), Remainder(ExprId, ExprId), Ordinal(ExprId), ToReal(ExprId), ToInteger(ExprId), PowI(ExprId, i32), UnaryMath(UnaryMathFunction, ExprId), FiniteUnary(FiniteUnaryOperation, ExprId), FiniteBinary(FiniteBinaryOperation, ExprId, ExprId), Gradient(ExprId), CoordinatePartial { value: ExprId, wrt: ExprId, }, Divergence(ExprId), SymmetricPart(ExprId), IsotropicLift(ExprId), Trace { value: ExprId, on: Id<Domain>, }, NormalComponent { value: ExprId, on: Id<Domain>, }, PureOperatorApplication(PureOperatorApplication),
}
Description

One node in a topologically ordered expression DAG.

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This enum is marked as non-exhaustive
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CoordinateMapFactorAction

Directional derivative of a coordinate-map factor. Directions are mapped-row changes per unit of the explicit parameter.

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§value: ExprId
§parameter: ExprId
§directions: Vec<ExprId>
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CoordinateMapFactor

A local differential factor derived from the map expressions.

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§factor: CoordinateMapFactor

Signed determinant, invertible volume scale, or orientation.

§source: Vec<ExprId>

Complete ordered source coordinates.

§at: Vec<(ExprId, ExprId)>

Ordered target coordinates and their source-supported expressions.

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Pullback

Pull an invariant scalar back along a coordinate map. The source selectors and target bindings define the map within this DAG.

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§value: ExprId

Scalar expression on the target support.

§source: Vec<ExprId>

Complete ordered source coordinate selectors.

§at: Vec<(ExprId, ExprId)>

Complete target selectors paired with source-supported coordinate expressions.

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Evaluate

Evaluate at given coordinate values, without interpolation or extrapolation.

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§value: ExprId

Expression whose spatial coordinates are bound.

§at: Vec<(ExprId, ExprId)>

Coordinate-symbol nodes and dimension-compatible point-expression nodes.

§side: Option<BoundarySide>

One-sided reconstruction request on a one-dimensional support.

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Require

Demand a Boolean domain condition; false rejects before demanding the value.

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§condition: ExprId
§value: ExprId
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Select

Demand the Boolean condition, then only the selected value arm. Both arms remain statically typed and retain their dependencies.

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§condition: ExprId
§then_value: ExprId
§else_value: ExprId
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Compare(ComparisonOp, ExprId, ExprId)

Scalar comparison retaining exact operand domains.

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Not(ExprId)

Boolean negation.

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And(ExprId, ExprId)

Short-circuit Boolean conjunction.

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Or(ExprId, ExprId)

Short-circuit Boolean disjunction.

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Constant(ValueLiteral)

Constant with its full mathematical type.

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Symbol(SymbolRef)

Kernel symbol reference.

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Array

Construct ordered outer channel-array elements.

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§elements: Vec<ExprId>
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Index

Select one outer channel element by zero-based index.

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§value: ExprId
§index: u32
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Complex

Construct a complex scalar from real and imaginary scalar expressions.

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§real: ExprId
§imag: ExprId
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Sample

Sample a continuous value on the given clock.

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§value: ExprId
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Hold(ExprId)

Continuous read of an explicitly initialized and updated clocked State.

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Neg(ExprId)

Unary negation.

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Add(ExprId, ExprId)

Addition.

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Sub(ExprId, ExprId)

Subtraction.

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Mul(ExprId, ExprId)

Multiplication.

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Div(ExprId, ExprId)

Division.

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Quotient(ExprId, ExprId)

Exact integer quotient, truncating toward zero.

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Remainder(ExprId, ExprId)

Exact integer remainder with the dividend sign.

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Ordinal(ExprId)

Integer ordinal of a nominal index.

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ToReal(ExprId)

Explicit integer scalar to real conversion.

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ToInteger(ExprId)

Checked integral real scalar to integer conversion.

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PowI(ExprId, i32)

Integer power.

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UnaryMath(UnaryMathFunction, ExprId)

Apply one dimension-aware unary mathematical function.

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FiniteUnary(FiniteUnaryOperation, ExprId)

Coordinate dualization or orthonormal adjoint, preserving the finite bases.

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FiniteBinary(FiniteBinaryOperation, ExprId, ExprId)

Typed finite application, composition, or dual pairing.

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Gradient(ExprId)

Physical-space gradient. The operand’s continuous Domain determines the appended spatial axis.

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CoordinatePartial

Coordinate partial derivative, kept symbolic until a numerical representation supplies it. wrt must be a Coordinate symbol.

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§value: ExprId
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Divergence(ExprId)

Physical-space divergence, contracting the final spatial axis.

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SymmetricPart(ExprId)

Symmetric part of a square Cartesian rank-two tensor.

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IsotropicLift(ExprId)

Lift a supported invariant scalar to its isotropic Cartesian tensor.

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Trace

Full trace on a boundary or physical-interface Domain.

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§value: ExprId

Parent-supported expression.

§on: Id<Domain>

Trace target; the operand’s support selects the adjacent parent.

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NormalComponent

Normal contraction on a boundary or physical-interface Domain. Exterior boundaries use the parent-outward normal; physical interfaces use the common normal of their first declared boundary.

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§value: ExprId

Parent-supported tensor expression, or its full trace on the target.

§on: Id<Domain>

Boundary or physical interface that defines the normal orientation.

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PureOperatorApplication(PureOperatorApplication)

Apply one expression-local, content-addressed pure definition.

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impl ExprNode

pub fn try_for_each_operand<E>( &self, visit: impl FnMut(ExprId) -> Result<(), E>, ) -> Result<(), E>

Visit every direct expression operand in its declared order. Node-local metadata and nested pure-operator definitions are not operands.

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Stops at and returns the first visitor error.

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impl Clone for ExprNode

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fn clone(&self) -> ExprNode

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for ExprNode

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl PartialEq for ExprNode

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fn eq(&self, other: &ExprNode) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl StructuralPartialEq for ExprNode

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