UnaryOpEncoder.h

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/*!
  \file terralib/dataaccess/query/UnaryOpEncoder.h

  \brief A query encoder for unary operator expressions.
*/

#ifndef __TERRALIB_DATAACCESS_INTERNAL_UNARYOPENCODER_H
#define __TERRALIB_DATAACCESS_INTERNAL_UNARYOPENCODER_H

// TerraLib
#include "SQLFunctionEncoder.h"

namespace te
{
  namespace da
  {
    /*!
      \class UnaryOpEncoder
      
      \brief A query encoder for unary operator expressions.

      It encodes a binary operator using the following convetion: (op arg1).

      \sa Function, TemplateEncoder, SQLFunctionEncoder, BinaryOpEncoder, FunctionEncoder, FunctionNoArgsEncoder
     */
    class TEDATAACCESSEXPORT UnaryOpEncoder : public SQLFunctionEncoder
    {
      public:

        /*!
          \brief Constructor.

          \param name Function name.    
        */
        UnaryOpEncoder(const std::string& name) : SQLFunctionEncoder(name) {}

        /*! \brief Destructor. */
        ~UnaryOpEncoder() {}

        /*!
          \brief It encodes the function to a SQL notation.

          This method will encode the function in prefix unary operator notation: (op operand).
          For example, the '-' function is encoded as: -A.

          \param f     The function to be translated to a SQL notation.
          \param alias The function alias in the data source query language.
          \param buff  The destination string buffer where the translation will be written.
          \param v     The SQL visitor that will be used to visit the arguments expression.
        */
        void toSQL(const Function& f,
                   std::string& buff,
                   SQLVisitor& v) const;
    };

  } // end namespace da
}   // end namespace te

#endif  // __TERRALIB_DATAACCESS_INTERNAL_UNARYOPENCODER_H