#pragma once #include namespace DB { namespace Conditional { /// Here is provided a way to incrementally build the null map of the result column /// of a multiIf invokation if its type is nullable. class NullMapBuilder final { public: /// Create a dummy builder when we don't need any builder, i.e. when the result /// of multiIf is not nullable. NullMapBuilder() : block{empty_block} { } /// This constructor takes the block that contains the original data received /// by multiIf, i.e. they have not been processed. NullMapBuilder(Block & block_) : block{block_}, row_count{block.rows()} { } /// Check whether the builder is dummy or not. operator bool() const { return block; } bool operator!() const { return !block; } /// Initialize the builder. For the non-trivial execution paths of multiIf. void init(const ColumnNumbers & args); /// Update the null map being built at the row that has just been processed /// by multiIf. The parameter index indicates the index of the column being /// checked for nullity. For non-trivial execution paths of multiIf. void update(size_t index, size_t row); /// Build the null map. The parameter index has the same meaning as above. /// For the trivial execution path of multiIf. void build(size_t index); /// Accessor needed to return the fully built null map. ColumnPtr getNullMap() const { return null_map; } private: /// Property of a column. enum Property { /// Neither nullable nor null. IS_ORDINARY = 0, /// Nullable column. IS_NULLABLE, /// Null column. IS_NULL }; private: Block & block; /// Remember for each column representing an argument whether it is /// nullable, null, or neither of them. This avoids us many costly /// calls to virtual functions. PaddedPODArray cols_properties; ColumnPtr null_map; size_t row_count; private: static Block empty_block; }; } }