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To save typing, language could include SQL-like * wildcard to get all fields we cannot be bothered to enumerate.
GET * FROM block 1 ON eth
I think new grammar could new like this:
fields = { "*" | account_field_list | block_field_list | tx_field_list }
// For each field type:
account_field_list = _{ account_field ~ (", " ~ account_field)* }
I feel I should be able to handle Rust part of implementing that, which would be to modify frontend/parser and create expand_wildcard(entity: &str) helper function. Does it make sense?
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To save typing, language could include SQL-like
*
wildcard to get all fields we cannot be bothered to enumerate.GET * FROM block 1 ON eth
I think new grammar could new like this:
I feel I should be able to handle Rust part of implementing that, which would be to modify frontend/parser and create
expand_wildcard(entity: &str)
helper function. Does it make sense?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: