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#pragma once
#include
#include "mongo/db/index/multikey_paths.h"
#include "mongo/db/index_names.h"
#include "mongo/db/jsobj.h"
#include "mongo/util/mongoutils/str.h"
namespace mongo {
class CollatorInterface;
class MatchExpression;
/**
* This name sucks, but every name involving 'index' is used somewhere.
*/
struct IndexEntry {
/**
* Use this constructor if you're making an IndexEntry from the catalog.
*/
IndexEntry(const BSONObj& kp,
const std::string& accessMethod,
bool mk,
const MultikeyPaths& mkp,
bool sp,
bool unq,
const std::string& n,
const MatchExpression* fe,
const BSONObj& io,
const CollatorInterface* ci)
: keyPattern(kp),
multikey(mk),
multikeyPaths(mkp),
sparse(sp),
unique(unq),
name(n),
filterExpr(fe),
infoObj(io),
collator(ci) {
type = IndexNames::nameToType(accessMethod);
}
/**
* For testing purposes only.
*/
IndexEntry(const BSONObj& kp,
bool mk,
bool sp,
bool unq,
const std::string& n,
const MatchExpression* fe,
const BSONObj& io)
: keyPattern(kp),
multikey(mk),
sparse(sp),
unique(unq),
name(n),
filterExpr(fe),
infoObj(io) {
type = IndexNames::nameToType(IndexNames::findPluginName(keyPattern));
}
/**
* For testing purposes only.
*/
IndexEntry(const BSONObj& kp, const std::string& indexName = "test_foo")
: keyPattern(kp),
multikey(false),
sparse(false),
unique(false),
name(indexName),
filterExpr(nullptr),
infoObj(BSONObj()) {
type = IndexNames::nameToType(IndexNames::findPluginName(keyPattern));
}
bool operator==(const IndexEntry& rhs) const {
// Indexes are logically equal when names are equal.
return this->name == rhs.name;
}
std::string toString() const;
BSONObj keyPattern;
bool multikey;
// If non-empty, 'multikeyPaths' is a vector with size equal to the number of elements in the
// index key pattern. Each element in the vector is an ordered set of positions (starting at 0)
// into the corresponding indexed field that represent what prefixes of the indexed field cause
// the index to be multikey.
MultikeyPaths multikeyPaths;
bool sparse;
bool unique;
std::string name;
const MatchExpression* filterExpr;
// Geo indices have extra parameters. We need those available to plan correctly.
BSONObj infoObj;
// What type of index is this? (What access method can we use on the index described
// by the keyPattern?)
IndexType type;
// Null if this index orders strings according to the simple binary compare. If non-null,
// represents the collator used to generate index keys for indexed strings.
const CollatorInterface* collator = nullptr;
};
} // namespace mongo