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- module.exports = compile;
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- var BaseFuncs = require("boolbase"),
- trueFunc = BaseFuncs.trueFunc,
- falseFunc = BaseFuncs.falseFunc;
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- /*
- returns a function that checks if an elements index matches the given rule
- highly optimized to return the fastest solution
- */
- function compile(parsed){
- var a = parsed[0],
- b = parsed[1] - 1;
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- //when b <= 0, a*n won't be possible for any matches when a < 0
- //besides, the specification says that no element is matched when a and b are 0
- if(b < 0 && a <= 0) return falseFunc;
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- //when a is in the range -1..1, it matches any element (so only b is checked)
- if(a ===-1) return function(pos){ return pos <= b; };
- if(a === 0) return function(pos){ return pos === b; };
- //when b <= 0 and a === 1, they match any element
- if(a === 1) return b < 0 ? trueFunc : function(pos){ return pos >= b; };
-
- //when a > 0, modulo can be used to check if there is a match
- var bMod = b % a;
- if(bMod < 0) bMod += a;
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- if(a > 1){
- return function(pos){
- return pos >= b && pos % a === bMod;
- };
- }
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- a *= -1; //make `a` positive
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- return function(pos){
- return pos <= b && pos % a === bMod;
- };
- }
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