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Consider this query: * * for $i in expr * let $v := $i/p * return ($v, $v) * * An evaluation cache is inserted for the two operands in the return clause. However, * $i changes for each iteration so the cache can only be active on a per-iteration basis, * it it's possible(which it isn't). * * This means that for some queries we don't cache what we really should, and hence evaluate * in a sub-optimal way, since this DependsOnLocalVariable don't communicate whether it references * a loop that affects us. The correct fix for this would be to let ForExpression reset the * relevant caches only, but we don't know which ones that are. */ while(next) { if(next->has(DependsOnLocalVariable)) return m_operand->typeCheck(context, reqType); next = it.next(); } return me; } template Expression::Ptr EvaluationCache::compress(const StaticContext::Ptr &context) { const Expression::Ptr me(SingleContainer::compress(context)); if(me != this) return me; if(m_operand->is(IDRangeVariableReference)) return m_operand; if(m_declaration->usedByMany()) { /* If it's only an atomic value an EvaluationCache is overkill. However, * it's still needed for functions like fn:current-time() that must adhere to * query stability. */ const Properties props(m_operand->properties()); if(props.testFlag(EvaluationCacheRedundant) || ((props.testFlag(IsEvaluated)) && !props.testFlag(DisableElimination) && CommonSequenceTypes::ExactlyOneAtomicType->matches(m_operand->staticType()))) { return m_operand; } else return me; } else { /* If we're only used once, there's no need for an EvaluationCache. */ return m_operand; } } template SequenceType::Ptr EvaluationCache::staticType() const { return m_operand->staticType(); } template SequenceType::List EvaluationCache::expectedOperandTypes() const { /* Remember that EvaluationCache::typeCheck() will be called from multiple locations, * which potentially have different type requirements. For instance, one wants a node, * and another requires atomization and casting. * * Returning ZeroOrMoreItems is safe here because staticType() returns the operand's type * and therefore the convertors like Atomizer will be parents to us, and hence only affect * the relevant path. * * ZeroOrMoreItems also make sense logically since we're actually only used where the * variable references reference us. */ SequenceType::List result; result.append(CommonSequenceTypes::ZeroOrMoreItems); return result; } template Expression::Properties EvaluationCache::properties() const { /* We cannot return the operand's properties unconditionally, because some * doesn't hold for this Expression. * * However, some of the properties must propagate through, which are the ones being OR'd here. */ return m_operand->properties() & (DisableElimination | IsEvaluated | DisableTypingDeduction); } template ExpressionVisitorResult::Ptr EvaluationCache::accept(const ExpressionVisitor::Ptr &visitor) const { return visitor->visit(this); } template const SourceLocationReflection *EvaluationCache::actualReflection() const { return m_operand->actualReflection(); }