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QUESTION
I'm looking at this example from attoparsec docs:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-05 at 00:09You can use scan
:
QUESTION
I want to implement the same method as parsec's try method. But instead of using a parse transformer, I am using a Parser
object that holds state:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-07 at 19:02You don't need try
for your kind of parser. Or, if you really want one, you can define it trivially as:
QUESTION
I've created two tables, simplecomments and commentors, and connected them with INNER JOIN
.
- Simplecomments is details of each and every commenter, involving their comment, reg_date, commentorid etc...
- Commentors is the personal info of a commenter with following columns: id, name, email..
I've joined them successfully, however I'm finding it hard to delete from the joined table.
I want to make it like this logic:
If there's last row of a commentor called --let's say A-- then delete both his/her comment details and A himself/herself from the table.
Else if A has commented plenty of times, with different comments, delete his/her comment details, but let his/her personal info remain since A has other comments there.
This is how I've made it:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-11 at 19:15Consider running DELETE...INNER JOIN
and DELETE
with subquery conditionals and avoid PHP query fetch looping with if/else
as the logic seems to be the following:
- delete any commentor's profile and comments if he/she has only one comment
- delete only commentor's comments if he/she has multiple (i.e., more than one) comments.
And yes, all three DELETE
can be run at same time across all ids since mutually exclusive conditions are placed between the first two and last one. Therefore, either first two affects rows or last one affects rows per iteration. The unaffected one(s) will delete zero rows from either table.
Also, simplecomments records are deleted first since this table may have a foreign key constraint with commentor due to its one-to-many relationship. Finally, below assumes comment ids are passed into loop (not commentor id).
PHP (using parameterization, assuming $conn is a mysqli connection object)
QUESTION
I've created two tables, simplecomments
and commentors
, and joined them with INNER JOIN on commentors.id = simplecomments.commentorid
.
Commentors
is the personal info of a commenter with following columns: number(id), name, email..
Simplecomments
is details of each and every commenter, containing comment, reg_date, commentorid, deliverytype, rating...
I've joined them successfully, however I'm finding it hard to delete from the joined table.
I want to make it like this:
if there's last row of a commentor
called.. let say A, then delete both his comment details and A himself from the table.
Else if A has commented plenty of times, (with different comments), delete his comment details, but let his personal info remain since he, A, has other comments there..
How should I proceed?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-11 at 16:23this is a sort of unusual but totally doable request:
check out this sql fiddle: http://sqlfiddle.com/#!9/3dc5e6/1
essentially, a conditional delete should patch you up, assuming you run it after each delete.... which I would personally do so manually but you can also use a trigger. Essentially the trigger would run the conditional delete after each delete of a SimpleComment.
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EDIT: For those with similar ailments, I found this is related to the "Extensible Records Problem", something I will personally research more into.
EDIT2: I have started to solve this (weeks later now) by being pretty explicit about data types, and having multiple data types per semantic unit of data. For example, if the database holds an X
, my code has an XAction
for representing things I want to do with an X
, and XResponse
for relaying X
s to an http client. And then I need to build the supporting code for shuttling bits between instances. Not ideal, but, I like that it's explicit, and hopefully when my models crystallize, it shouldn't really need much up keep, and should be very reliable.
I'm not sure what the correct level of abstraction is for tackling this problem (ie records? or Yesod?) So I'll just lay out the simple case.
Simple Case / TL;DRI want to decode a request body into a type
data Comment = Comment {userid :: ..., comment :: ...}
but actually I don't want the request body to contain userid
, the server will supply that based on their Auth Headers, (or wherever I want to get data to default fill a field).
So they actually pass me something like:
data SimpleComment = SimpleComment {comment :: ...} deriving (Generic, FromJSON)
And I turn it into a Comment
. But maintaining both nearly-identical types simultaneously is a hassle, and not DRY.
How do I solve this problem?
Details on ProblemI have a record type:
data Comment = Comment {userid :: ..., comment :: ...}
I have a POST route:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-03 at 20:53I'm also looking for a nice way to solve this. :-)
What I usually do in my code is to operate directly on the Aeson's type Value
. This is some of the sample code taken from my current project:
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