Troy, thanks, it would be great to take a look at how you used Python's AST
to do it. Send over a link when you get a chance.
Josh
On Mon, Feb 8, 2021 at 7:22 PM Troy Zimmerman
wrote:
> I have a library that uses Python’s AST module to parse Python expressions
> and map them to Arrow Dataset ex
Kirill,
I was assuming gandiva was using the same expression code as the datasets.
If that's not the case then that issue isn't relevant. I don't have strong
views on how the parsing is done. Is there any interest in this being added
to the C++ or Python dataset api? Is there any point in me submi
I have a library that uses Python’s AST module to parse Python expressions and
map them to Arrow Dataset expressions. I could extract the AST bits into a repo
if you’re interested. It’s really simple but could serve as inspiration.
It allows us to do things like:
table = path.read_table(“valid_
The jira issue is about gandiva. Do you mean filtering in this module only?
If yes, I did some experiments with tatsu and gandiva instead of antlr. And
it was pretty nice and clean to develop PoC for sql-like language. In c++,
antlr model is a bit old school. Also I prefer PEG grammar over lalr. Do
