Refactor: Main functions as hidden friends#19
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This pull request implements a refactoring of the SQL query building pipeline. Specifically, the operator| overloads that enable chaining operations like where, group_by, order_by, limit, and to are redefined. They are moved from being global or namespace-level free functions into the class definitions themselves as friend functions. This is a standard C++ refactoring technique known as the 'hidden friend' idiom, which can improve encapsulation and the discoverability of operators via ADL.
Highlights
- Refactoring Operator Overloads: The
operator|overloads used for chaining SQL query components (likewhere,group_by,order_by,limit,to) have been refactored. - Hidden Friend Idiom: The
operator|definitions have been moved from being free functions to being defined asfriendfunctions inside the relevant structs (CreateIndex,DeleteFrom,Read,SelectFrom,Update). This leverages the 'hidden friend' idiom. - Improved Code Structure: This change improves code organization by placing the operator definitions closer to the types they operate on and potentially aids Argument-Dependent Lookup (ADL).
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