Typed dicts #101
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typed.rs L93: don't use type_offset but index. typed.rs L123 use block_offsets in from_parts.
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This will resolve #102. |
Typed dicts refactor work
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closing in favor of #108 which contains all the typed dict work as well as the new archive format. In the future we should be more disciplined about keeping changes separate. |
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This pull implements typed dictionaries, a new dictionary type for terminusdb values which uses a different efficient encoding for different types, is able to retrieve by type, and is able to do ranged queries over ordered types. It avoids linear-time operations, making every lookup constant-time or logaritmic-time. It is intended to replace the existing pfc implementation, at least for the values, but probably also for the nodes and predicates.
This is a work in progress.