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feat: add center function #282
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The description is not very explicit about it needing to be a single character; character
vs characters
could easily be misinterpreted as a typo. This is especially problematic because the prototypes allow anything from 0 to 2^31-1 characters to be specified for character
. The varchar<L2>
could at least be made a varchar<1>
to make it 0 or 1 character in that case, though that doesn't really solve the problem completely and doesn't solve anything for the string
variant... The closest thing to a character type that Substrait has is fixedchar<1>
, but using that bends the rules of #251.
I'm on the fence about what the right approach is, but if we stick to the implementations as currently defined, the description should state what happens if != 1 characters are passed to the character
argument (throw error that fails the whole query? return null? use first character for >1 and use space for 0 characters? something else? explicitly undefined/up to the consumer to decide?)
Updated the description and arg implementation to specify 1 character. For now, i've also just explicitly stated the undefined behavior if the number of characters passed to the |
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LGTM. CI failure is due to a network failure.
PR to add center function.
Originally worked on in #248.
Instead of allowing a string with multiple characters to be used as padding, like lpad and rpad, center will only allow a single character for padding.