#include #include #include #include namespace DB { static void writeAlias(const String & name, const ASTWithAlias::FormatSettings & settings) { settings.ostr << (settings.hilite ? IAST::hilite_keyword : "") << " AS " << (settings.hilite ? IAST::hilite_alias : ""); settings.writeIdentifier(name); settings.ostr << (settings.hilite ? IAST::hilite_none : ""); } void ASTWithAlias::formatImpl(const FormatSettings & settings, FormatState & state, FormatStateStacked frame) const { /// If we have previously output this node elsewhere in the query, now it is enough to output only the alias. /// This is needed because the query can become extraordinary large after substitution of aliases. if (!alias.empty() && !state.printed_asts_with_alias.emplace(frame.current_select, alias, getTreeHash(/*ignore_aliases=*/ true)).second) { settings.ostr << (settings.hilite ? IAST::hilite_identifier : ""); settings.writeIdentifier(alias); settings.ostr << (settings.hilite ? IAST::hilite_none : ""); } else { /// If there is an alias, then parentheses are required around the entire expression, including the alias. /// Because a record of the form `0 AS x + 0` is syntactically invalid. if (frame.need_parens && !alias.empty()) settings.ostr << '('; formatImplWithoutAlias(settings, state, frame); if (!alias.empty()) { writeAlias(alias, settings); if (frame.need_parens) settings.ostr << ')'; } } } void ASTWithAlias::updateTreeHashImpl(SipHash & hash_state, bool ignore_aliases) const { if (!alias.empty() && !ignore_aliases) hash_state.update(alias); IAST::updateTreeHashImpl(hash_state, ignore_aliases); } void ASTWithAlias::appendColumnName(WriteBuffer & ostr) const { if (prefer_alias_to_column_name && !alias.empty()) writeString(alias, ostr); else appendColumnNameImpl(ostr); } void ASTWithAlias::appendColumnNameWithoutAlias(WriteBuffer & ostr) const { appendColumnNameImpl(ostr); } }