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Do not generate redundant straddling predicates by equality inference #16520
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What if both are non-null? What are the implications of adding one but not the other?
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So you have three groups of expressions:
They are all equal.
Therefore you need to generate equalities
scope
complement
straddling
scope<->complement
(scope, complement) <-> straddling
let's say:
Then you generate:
You also need to generate one canonical equality between scope and complement:
But you also need to connect
straddling
group with the rest of expressions somehow. The way you do it is by choosing canonical expression from EITHERscope
orcomplement
and generate equality with any straddling expression, e.g:This way yo generate all needed equalities, but not more.
If you were to choose canonical expression from both
scope
andcomplement
, then you would generate redundant equality. Specifically this is important for constants, e.g:generated equalities:
If you were to choose canonical expression from both
scope
andcomplement
, then it would generate equalities:because
1
is canonical on bothscope
andcomplement
side.