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This, of course, doesn't work, since a dict can only contain one of each kind of key.
I think it would be helpful to add an "implicit OR" syntax where lists on the right-hand side for this kind of query clause are implicitly OR'ed together logically:
{ "name-matches": ["%.uv", "%.calfits"] }
I think the combination of the implicit AND in dicts and implicit OR on clauses will work nicely, and it definitely saves typing in this particular case.
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I just tried to write the following query:
This, of course, doesn't work, since a dict can only contain one of each kind of key.
I think it would be helpful to add an "implicit OR" syntax where lists on the right-hand side for this kind of query clause are implicitly OR'ed together logically:
I think the combination of the implicit AND in dicts and implicit OR on clauses will work nicely, and it definitely saves typing in this particular case.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: