vitess.io/vitess@v0.16.2/go/mysql/collations/coercion.go

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package collations

import (
	"fmt"
	"unsafe"

	"vitess.io/vitess/go/mysql/collations/internal/charset"
)

func init() {
	if unsafe.Sizeof(TypedCollation{}) != 4 {
		panic("TypedCollation should fit in an int32")
	}
}

// Coercibility is a numeric value that represents the precedence of a collation
// when applied to a SQL expression. When trying to coerce the collations
// of two different expressions so that they can be compared, the expression
// with the lowest coercibility value will win and its collation will be forced
// upon the other expression.
//
// The rules for assigning a Coercibility value to an expression are as follows:
//
//   - An explicit COLLATE clause has a coercibility of 0 (not coercible at all).
//   - The concatenation of two strings with different collations has a coercibility of 1.
//   - The collation of a column or a stored routine parameter or local variable has a coercibility of 2.
//   - A “system constant” (the string returned by functions such as USER() or VERSION()) has a coercibility of 3.
//   - The collation of a literal has a coercibility of 4.
//   - The collation of a numeric or temporal value has a coercibility of 5.
//   - NULL or an expression that is derived from NULL has a coercibility of 6.
//
// According to the MySQL documentation, Coercibility is an actual word of the English
// language, although the Vitess maintainers disagree with this assessment.
//
// See: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/charset-collation-coercibility.html
type Coercibility byte

const (
	CoerceExplicit Coercibility = iota
	CoerceNone
	CoerceImplicit
	CoerceSysconst
	CoerceCoercible
	CoerceNumeric
	CoerceIgnorable
)

func (ci Coercibility) String() string {
	switch ci {
	case 0:
		return "EXPLICIT"
	case 1:
		return "NONE"
	case 2:
		return "IMPLICIT"
	case 3:
		return "SYSCONST"
	case 4:
		return "COERCIBLE"
	case 5:
		return "NUMERIC"
	case 6:
		return "IGNORABLE"
	default:
		panic("invalid Coercibility value")
	}
}

// Repertoire is a constant that defines the collection of characters in an expression.
// MySQL only distinguishes between an ASCII repertoire (i.e. an expression where all
// the contained codepoints are < 128), or an Unicode repertoire (an expression that
// can contain any possible codepoint).
//
// See: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/charset-repertoire.html
type Repertoire byte

const (
	RepertoireASCII Repertoire = iota
	RepertoireUnicode
)

// Coercion is a function that will transform either the given argument
// arguments of the function into a specific character set. The `dst` argument
// will be used as the destination of the coerced argument, but it can be nil.
type Coercion func(dst, in []byte) ([]byte, error)

// TypedCollation is the Collation of a SQL expression, including its coercibility
// and repertoire.
type TypedCollation struct {
	Collation    ID
	Coercibility Coercibility
	Repertoire   Repertoire
}

func (tc TypedCollation) Valid() bool {
	return tc.Collation != Unknown
}

func checkCompatibleCollations(
	left Collation, leftCoercibility Coercibility, leftRepertoire Repertoire,
	right Collation, rightCoercibility Coercibility, rightRepertoire Repertoire,
) bool {
	leftCS := left.Charset()
	rightCS := right.Charset()

	switch leftCS.(type) {
	case charset.Charset_utf8mb4:
		if leftCoercibility <= rightCoercibility {
			return true
		}

	case charset.Charset_utf32:
		switch {
		case leftCoercibility < rightCoercibility:
			return true
		case leftCoercibility == rightCoercibility:
			if !charset.IsUnicode(rightCS) {
				return true
			}
			if !left.IsBinary() {
				return true
			}
		}

	case charset.Charset_utf8mb3, charset.Charset_ucs2, charset.Charset_utf16, charset.Charset_utf16le:
		switch {
		case leftCoercibility < rightCoercibility:
			return true
		case leftCoercibility == rightCoercibility:
			if !charset.IsUnicode(rightCS) {
				return true
			}
		}
	}

	if rightRepertoire == RepertoireASCII {
		switch {
		case leftCoercibility < rightCoercibility:
			return true
		case leftCoercibility == rightCoercibility:
			if leftRepertoire == RepertoireUnicode {
				return true
			}
		}
	}

	return false
}

// CoercionOptions is used to configure how aggressive the algorithm can be
// when merging two different collations by transcoding them.
type CoercionOptions struct {
	// ConvertToSuperset allows merging two different collations as long
	// as the charset of one of them is a strict superset of the other. In
	// order to operate on the two expressions, one of them will need to
	// be transcoded. This transcoding will always be safe because the string
	// with the smallest repertoire will be transcoded to its superset, which
	// cannot fail.
	ConvertToSuperset bool

	// ConvertWithCoercion allows merging two different collations by forcing
	// a coercion as long as the coercibility of the two sides is lax enough.
	// This will force a transcoding of one of the expressions even if their
	// respective charsets are not a strict superset, so the resulting transcoding
	// CAN fail depending on the content of their strings.
	ConvertWithCoercion bool
}

// MergeCollations returns a Coercion function for a pair of TypedCollation based
// on their coercibility.
//
// The function takes the typed collations for the two sides of a text operation
// (namely, a comparison or concatenation of two textual expressions). These typed
// collations includes the actual collation for the expression on each size, their
// coercibility values (see: Coercibility) and their respective repertoires,
// and returns the target collation (i.e. the collation into which the two expressions
// must be coerced, and a Coercion function. The Coercion function can be called repeatedly
// with the different values for the two expressions and will transcode either
// the left-hand or right-hand value to the appropriate charset so it can be
// collated against the other value.
//
// If the collations for both sides of the expressions are the same, the returned
// Coercion function will be a no-op. Likewise, if the two collations are not the same,
// but they are compatible and have the same charset, the Coercion function will also
// be a no-op.
//
// If the collations for both sides of the expression are not compatible, an error
// will be returned and the returned TypedCollation and Coercion will be nil.
func (env *Environment) MergeCollations(left, right TypedCollation, opt CoercionOptions) (TypedCollation, Coercion, Coercion, error) {
	leftColl := env.LookupByID(left.Collation)
	rightColl := env.LookupByID(right.Collation)
	if leftColl == nil || rightColl == nil {
		return TypedCollation{}, nil, nil, fmt.Errorf("unsupported TypeCollationID: %v / %v", left.Collation, right.Collation)
	}

	leftCS := leftColl.Charset()
	rightCS := rightColl.Charset()

	if left.Coercibility == CoerceExplicit && right.Coercibility == CoerceExplicit {
		if left.Collation != right.Collation {
			goto cannotCoerce
		}
	}

	if leftCS.Name() == rightCS.Name() {
		switch {
		case left.Coercibility < right.Coercibility:
			left.Repertoire |= right.Repertoire
			return left, nil, nil, nil

		case left.Coercibility > right.Coercibility:
			right.Repertoire |= left.Repertoire
			return right, nil, nil, nil

		case left.Collation == right.Collation:
			left.Repertoire |= right.Repertoire
			return left, nil, nil, nil
		}

		if left.Coercibility == CoerceExplicit {
			goto cannotCoerce
		}

		leftCsBin := leftColl.IsBinary()
		rightCsBin := rightColl.IsBinary()

		switch {
		case leftCsBin && rightCsBin:
			left.Coercibility = CoerceNone
			return left, nil, nil, nil

		case leftCsBin:
			return left, nil, nil, nil

		case rightCsBin:
			return right, nil, nil, nil
		}

		defaults := env.byCharset[leftCS.Name()]
		return TypedCollation{
			Collation:    defaults.Binary.ID(),
			Coercibility: CoerceNone,
			Repertoire:   left.Repertoire | right.Repertoire,
		}, nil, nil, nil
	}

	if _, leftIsBinary := leftColl.(*Collation_binary); leftIsBinary {
		if left.Coercibility <= right.Coercibility {
			return left, nil, nil, nil
		}
		goto coerceToRight
	}
	if _, rightIsBinary := rightColl.(*Collation_binary); rightIsBinary {
		if left.Coercibility >= right.Coercibility {
			return right, nil, nil, nil
		}
		goto coerceToLeft
	}

	if opt.ConvertToSuperset {
		if checkCompatibleCollations(leftColl, left.Coercibility, left.Repertoire, rightColl, right.Coercibility, right.Repertoire) {
			goto coerceToLeft
		}
		if checkCompatibleCollations(rightColl, right.Coercibility, right.Repertoire, leftColl, left.Coercibility, left.Repertoire) {
			goto coerceToRight
		}
	}

	if opt.ConvertWithCoercion {
		if left.Coercibility < right.Coercibility && right.Coercibility > CoerceImplicit {
			goto coerceToLeft
		}
		if right.Coercibility < left.Coercibility && left.Coercibility > CoerceImplicit {
			goto coerceToRight
		}
	}

cannotCoerce:
	return TypedCollation{}, nil, nil, fmt.Errorf("Illegal mix of collations (%s,%s) and (%s,%s)",
		leftColl.Name(), left.Coercibility, rightColl.Name(), right.Coercibility)

coerceToLeft:
	return left, nil,
		func(dst, in []byte) ([]byte, error) {
			return charset.Convert(dst, leftCS, in, rightCS)
		}, nil

coerceToRight:
	return right,
		func(dst, in []byte) ([]byte, error) {
			return charset.Convert(dst, rightCS, in, leftCS)
		}, nil, nil
}

func (env *Environment) EnsureCollate(fromID, toID ID) error {
	// these two lookups should never fail
	from := env.LookupByID(fromID)
	to := env.LookupByID(toID)
	if from.Charset().Name() != to.Charset().Name() {
		return fmt.Errorf("COLLATION '%s' is not valid for CHARACTER SET '%s'", to.Name(), from.Charset().Name())
	}
	return nil
}