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Rust: Account for captured variables #17696
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Code and results LGTM. Couple of nits.
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LGTM.
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/** Same as `DenseRank`, but allows for a context consisting of one element. */ | ||
module DenseRank2<DenseRankInputSig2 Input> { |
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Would the naming perhaps be a bit better if the numbering was shifted? I.e. DenseRank1
here to indicate a size one context?
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/** Gets the dense rank of `r` in the context provided by `c1` and `c2`. */ | ||
int denseRank(C1 c1, C2 c2, Ranked r) { |
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I think perhaps I would have swapped the rank and the Ranked columns, so the Ranked would be the result, same as with the builtin aggregate.
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Whether to similarly swap in the input predicate, I don't know.
Add AST logic for identifying captured variables.
I identified and fixed two bugs as well:
variableAccessCandInScope
, as the comment says.rank
being potentially non-dense, by applying a newly introducedDenseRank
library.