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ComparatorOperation extends BaseOperation
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Binary comparison between the running value and a literal (or another `MagicFilter` chain that resolves against the same root): supports `==`, `!=`, `<`, `<=`, `>`, `>=` via a pluggable comparator closure.

Mirrors upstream magic_filter.operations.comparator.ComparatorOperation (magic_filter/operations/comparator.py). Upstream stores the comparator as a Python operator.eq / operator.lt / etc. callable; we use named Closure instances built once in MagicFilter::__construct to keep the dispatch table cheap.

The right operand is resolved lazily via Helper::resolveIfNeeded so call sites like F->id == F->reply->fromUser->id work (both sides are MagicFilter chains rooted on the same subject).

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Properties

$comparator  : Closure
$right  : mixed

Methods

__construct()  : mixed
important()  : bool
`true` for operations that must always evaluate even when an earlier step in the chain raised `RejectOperations`. The canonical example is `~F->message->text` (`ImportantFunctionOperation` wrapping logical NOT): if `text` is missing we want the negation to still flip the `null` result to `true` rather than collapse to `false`.
resolve()  : mixed
Evaluate this operation.

Properties

Methods

__construct()

public __construct(mixed $right, Closure $comparator) : mixed
Parameters
$right : mixed
$comparator : Closure

important()

`true` for operations that must always evaluate even when an earlier step in the chain raised `RejectOperations`. The canonical example is `~F->message->text` (`ImportantFunctionOperation` wrapping logical NOT): if `text` is missing we want the negation to still flip the `null` result to `true` rather than collapse to `false`.

public important() : bool

Subclasses opt in by extending ImportantBaseOperation or by overriding this method directly.

Return values
bool

resolve()

Evaluate this operation.

public resolve(mixed $value, mixed $initialValue) : mixed
Parameters
$value : mixed

The current running value (output of the previous operation, or the original subject for the first step).

$initialValue : mixed

The original subject passed to MagicFilter::resolve. Used by combinator / comparator operations that need to resolve a nested MagicFilter against the root rather than the current intermediate value.

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