The
ABS function removes the minus sign from a specified argument and returns the absolute value, which is always a positive number or zero.
This is one of the JPQL arithmetic functions. The ABS function takes a numeric argument and returns a number (integer, float, or double) of the same type as the argument to the function.
BNF: expression ::= ABS(simple_arithmetic_expression)
@see AbsExpression
@version 2.4
@since 2.4
@author Pascal Filion
| @Override
public void visit(AbsExpression expression) {
expression.getExpression().accept(this);
AbsExpressionStateObject stateObject = new AbsExpressionStateObject(parent, this.stateObject);
stateObject.setExpression(expression);
this.stateObject = stateObject;
}
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| */
public T abs(T builder) {
checkBuilder(builder);
StateObject stateObject = new AbsExpressionStateObject(parent, pop());
add(stateObject);
return (T) this;
}
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| @Override
public void visit(AbsExpression expression) {
expression.getExpression().accept(this);
AbsExpressionStateObject stateObject = new AbsExpressionStateObject(parent, this.stateObject);
stateObject.setExpression(expression);
this.stateObject = stateObject;
}
|
| */
public T abs(T builder) {
checkBuilder(builder);
StateObject stateObject = new AbsExpressionStateObject(parent, pop());
add(stateObject);
return (T) this;
}
|
| @Override
public void visit(AbsExpression expression) {
expression.getExpression().accept(this);
AbsExpressionStateObject stateObject = new AbsExpressionStateObject(parent, this.stateObject);
stateObject.setExpression(expression);
this.stateObject = stateObject;
}
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