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src/datalog_list.erl
%%
%% Copyright 2014 - 2015 Dmitry Kolesnikov, All Rights Reserved
%%
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%% you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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%%
%% @doc
%% a reference implementation of stream generators
-module(datalog_list).
-compile({parse_transform, category}).
-export([
stream/2,
f/1,
f/2,
f/3
]).
%%
%% example of stream generator, it produces a stream of tuple of integers
%%
%% a(x,y) :- .stream(...)
stream([Len|Gen], SubQ) ->
fun(List) ->
stream:zip([gen(Len, N, Filter) || {N, Filter} <- lists:zip(Gen, SubQ)])
end.
gen(Len, N, Filter) ->
[identity ||
stream:build(N),
stream:take(Len, _),
filter(Filter, _)
].
filter(Filter, Stream) ->
Fun = datalog:filter(Filter),
Fun(fun(X) -> X end, Stream).
%%
%% example stream processors, it produces a stream of tuples from list
%%
f(X1) ->
fun(List) ->
[identity ||
stream:build(List),
nary(1, _),
filter(1, X1, _),
stream:map(fun erlang:tuple_to_list/1, _)
]
end.
f(X1, X2) ->
fun(List) ->
[identity ||
stream:build(List),
nary(2, _),
filter(1, X1, _),
filter(2, X2, _),
stream:map(fun erlang:tuple_to_list/1, _)
]
end.
f(X1, X2, X3) ->
fun(List) ->
[identity ||
stream:build(List),
nary(3, _),
filter(1, X1, _),
filter(2, X2, _),
filter(3, X3, _),
stream:map(fun erlang:tuple_to_list/1, _)
]
end.
%%
%%
nary(N, Stream) ->
stream:filter(fun(X) -> is_tuple(X) andalso size(X) =:= N end, Stream).
filter(I, Filter, Stream) ->
Fun = datalog:filter(Filter),
Fun(fun(X) -> erlang:element(I, X) end, Stream).