rule: intern fields and store them in a tree matching the rule structure.#11
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This definitely feels better to me.
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| let field_rule = |rule, i| RuleWithFields { | ||
| rule, | ||
| fields: self.filter_fields(Some(i)).collect(), | ||
| fields: aggregate_fields |
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While exploring a better API for #10 I realized the path trick, as useful as it is otherwise, was holding me back, because it makes recursing on a rule/parse forest, while keeping track of fields, expensive.
You can already see an improvement in the
FolderAPI, for example.I'll update #10 to use this next, possibly a good idea to wait for that before merging.