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order.go
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package nqb
import "bytes"
type OrderByClause interface {
LimitClause
OrderBy(orderings ...*sort) LimitClause
}
type defaultOrderByClause struct {
*defaultLimitClause
}
func newDefaultOrderByClause(parent Statement) *defaultOrderByClause {
return &defaultOrderByClause{newDefaultLimitClause(parent)}
}
func (c *defaultOrderByClause) OrderBy(orderings ...*sort) LimitClause {
c.setElement(&orderByElement{orderings})
return newDefaultLimitClause(c)
}
type orderByElement struct {
sorts []*sort
}
func (e *orderByElement) export() string {
buf := bytes.NewBufferString("ORDER BY ")
for i, sort := range e.sorts {
buf.WriteString(sort.String())
// todo improve
if i < len(e.sorts)-1 {
buf.WriteString(", ")
}
}
return buf.String()
}
type order string
const (
asc order = "ASC"
desc order = "DESC"
)
type sort struct {
expression interface{}
ordering *order
}
// DefaultSort won't specify an order in the resulting expression.
func DefaultSort(expression interface{}) *sort {
return &sort{expression, nil}
}
// Desc specifies descending order in the resulting expression.
func Desc(expression interface{}) *sort {
desc := desc
return &sort{expression, &desc}
}
// Asc specifies ascending order in the resulting expression.
func Asc(expression interface{}) *sort {
asc := asc
return &sort{expression, &asc}
}
func (s *sort) String() string {
expr := toString(s.expression)
if s.ordering != nil {
return expr + " " + string(*s.ordering)
}
return expr
}