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ExprKind

Enum ExprKind 

#[non_exhaustive]
pub enum ExprKind {
Show 21 variants CoordinateMapFactor { factor: CoordinateMapFactor, source: Vec<NamePath>, at: Vec<(NamePath, Expr)>, }, Pullback { value: Box<Expr>, source: Vec<NamePath>, at: Vec<(NamePath, Expr)>, }, Evaluate { value: Box<Expr>, at: Vec<(NamePath, Expr)>, side: Option<BoundarySideSyntax>, }, Partial { value: Box<Expr>, wrt: NamePath, holding: Vec<NamePath>, }, Boolean(bool), Number(DecimalLiteral), Quantity { value: DecimalLiteral, unit: Box<Expr>, }, Array(Vec<Expr>), Tuple(Vec<Expr>), Index { value: Box<Expr>, index: Box<Expr>, }, Slice { value: Box<Expr>, lower: Box<Expr>, upper: Box<Expr>, }, Member { value: Box<Expr>, member: String, }, Name(String), Path(NamePath), BoundaryPortSelection { port: Box<NamePath>, selector: Box<BoundaryPortSelectorSyntax>, }, Unary { op: UnaryOp, value: Box<Expr>, }, Binary { op: BinaryOp, left: Box<Expr>, right: Box<Expr>, }, Case { value: Box<Expr>, arms: Vec<CaseArm>, }, Select { condition: Box<Expr>, then_value: Box<Expr>, else_value: Box<Expr>, }, Reduction { operation: ReductionOp, binder: FamilyBinderSyntax, value: Box<Expr>, }, Call { callee: NamePath, arguments: CallArguments, },
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Description

Recursive parser AST. Canonical residual storage is the lowered DAG.

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CoordinateMapFactor

Differential factor of an explicit map between ordered coordinates.

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§factor: CoordinateMapFactor

Signed Jacobian, volume scale, or orientation.

§source: Vec<NamePath>

Complete source coordinate inventory.

§at: Vec<(NamePath, Expr)>

Complete target coordinate expressions.

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Pullback

Pull an invariant scalar along a map between exact coordinate supports.

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§value: Box<Expr>

Expression on the target support.

§source: Vec<NamePath>

Complete source coordinate inventory.

§at: Vec<(NamePath, Expr)>

Target coordinates paired with expressions on the source support.

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Evaluate

Bind exact coordinate projections to dimensioned points, without choosing a reconstruction.

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§value: Box<Expr>

Analytic expression or represented Field to evaluate.

§at: Vec<(NamePath, Expr)>

Exact coordinate bindings and their point expressions.

§side: Option<BoundarySideSyntax>

Requested one-sided value for a one-dimensional discontinuous representation.

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Partial

An explicit first partial with compile-time independent-input bindings.

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§value: Box<Expr>

Explicit expression; aliases retain their ordinary dependencies.

§wrt: NamePath

Declared independent value or lexical operator formal.

§holding: Vec<NamePath>

Additional held-fixed binding assertions, never runtime arguments.

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Boolean(bool)

Boolean truth value, distinct from numeric literals.

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Number(DecimalLiteral)

Exact decimal literal, interpreted in its required value-domain context.

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Quantity

Numeric literal with an explicit input-unit expression.

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§value: DecimalLiteral

Exact decimal value before unit conversion.

§unit: Box<Expr>

Unit-catalog expression, independent of value names and dimension aliases.

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Array(Vec<Expr>)

Nonempty ordered channel-array elements; rectangularity is checked during lowering.

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Tuple(Vec<Expr>)

Compile-time structural tuple; never implicitly a value array or tensor.

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Index

Select one channel from a value; index legality is checked during lowering.

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§value: Box<Expr>

Value being indexed.

§index: Box<Expr>

Authored index expression.

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Slice

Nonempty immutable half-open channel slice with explicit static bounds.

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§value: Box<Expr>

Complete array value, never a spatial-axis slice.

§lower: Box<Expr>

Inclusive nonnegative lower bound.

§upper: Box<Expr>

Exclusive upper bound, no larger than the channel extent.

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Member

Member of a statically selected indexed component occurrence.

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§value: Box<Expr>
§member: String
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Name(String)

Source identifier.

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Path(NamePath)

Qualified lexical or instance-member name.

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BoundaryPortSelection

One boundary-family Port selected by an exact boundary spelling.

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§port: Box<NamePath>

Port family path.

§selector: Box<BoundaryPortSelectorSyntax>

Closed boundary selector.

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Unary

Prefix operator.

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§op: UnaryOp

Operator.

§value: Box<Expr>

Operand.

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Binary

Infix operator.

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§op: BinaryOp

Operator.

§left: Box<Expr>

Left operand.

§right: Box<Expr>

Right operand.

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Case

Exhaustive value selection over one nominal enumeration.

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§value: Box<Expr>

Value whose exact enum determines the required patterns.

§arms: Vec<CaseArm>

Authored-order explicit tag arms; no wildcard or pattern binding.

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Select

Lazy value selection; both branches remain authored expressions.

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§condition: Box<Expr>

Boolean scalar predicate.

§then_value: Box<Expr>

Value selected when the predicate is true.

§else_value: Box<Expr>

Value selected when the predicate is false.

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Reduction

Ordered reduction over one nonempty bounded nominal index set.

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§operation: ReductionOp

Scalar reduction operation, evaluated in index-set order.

§binder: FamilyBinderSyntax

Lexical member binding and exact set name.

§value: Box<Expr>

Scalar expression evaluated for each member.

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Call

Qualified named operator with one or more ordered arguments.

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§callee: NamePath

Structurally qualified operator name.

§arguments: CallArguments

Nonempty ordered arguments.

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impl Clone for ExprKind

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fn clone(&self) -> ExprKind

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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 ExprKind

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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 ExprKind

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fn eq(&self, other: &ExprKind) -> 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 ExprKind

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