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How to use PostgreSQL lexical grammar parser to associate with dblink

2025-01-16 Update From: SLTechnology News&Howtos shulou NAV: SLTechnology News&Howtos > Internet Technology >

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Yesterday, someone said that they didn't understand what was going on with that Op. Let's get it straight again. The code is under src/backend/parser, open them to taste carefully, very simple.

Scan.l is very different from gram.y, of course, the former is a flex script, while the latter is a yacc script; the former is lexical analysis, while the latter is parsing.

Let's take a look at the operator definition in scan.l. It consists of one or more of the following characters: ~! @ # ^ & `? +-* /% =. That's why we say that table_remote@dblink should be defined by operators, while other characters can be used directly, such as name_list', 'name. Here a comma can be used as a grammatical element because it does not appear in the list of characters defined by the lexical engine.

Op_chars [\ ~\!\ @\\ ^\ &\ |\ `\?\ +\ -\ *\ /\%\ =] operator {op_chars} +

Moving on, the code for operator in scan.l:

{operator} {(. ) yylval- > str = pstrdup (yytext); return Op;}

This determines whether the character sequence is Op, and if so, gram.y is instructed: the next token is Op.

Op can find the definition in the gram.h generated by gram.y:

# define Op 263

You can also know whether the token is @ in gram. String comparison is fine, because that's how it is defined in gram.y:

% token IDENT FCONST SCONST BCONST XCONST Op

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