ssql: add `infix*' operator type which allows defining infix operators without surrounding parens (required for column aliases with `AS')

ssql.scm

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@
                                       (let ((ssql-op (first op))
                                             (type (second op)))
 
-                                        (unless (memq (strip-syntax type) '(infix suffix prefix function))
+                                        (unless (memq (strip-syntax type) '(infix infix* suffix prefix function))
                                           (error "unknown operator syntax type" type))
 
                                         (let-optionals (cddr op)
@@ -86,11 +86,15 @@
                ((operator->sql type operator separator operands)
                 (case type
                   ((infix)
-                   (sprintf "(~A)" (string-intersperse
+                   (sprintf "(~A)" (self 'operator->sql 'infix* operator separator operands)))
-                                    (map (lambda (operand) 
+
-                                           (self 'ssql->sql operand))
+                  ((infix*)
-                                         operands)
+                   (string-intersperse
-                                    (string-append " " operator " "))))
+                    (map (lambda (operand) 
+                           (self 'ssql->sql operand))
+                         operands)
+                    (string-append " " operator " ")))
+
                   ((function)
                    (sprintf "~A(~A)"
                             operator
@@ -138,7 +142,7 @@
   (order prefix "ORDER BY" ", ")
   (having prefix)
   (union infix)
-  (as infix)
+  (as infix*)
   (asc suffix)
   (desc suffix)
   (on prefix)

tests/ansi-test.scm

@@ -7,8 +7,8 @@
   (ssql->sql #f `(select (columns actors.firstname actors.lastname)
                    (from actors))))
 (test "Many columns"
-  "SELECT actors.id, actors.firstname, actors.lastname, roles.character, roles.movie_id FROM actors, roles"
+  "SELECT actors.id, actors.firstname, actors.lastname, roles.character, roles.movie_id AS movie FROM actors, roles"
-  (ssql->sql #f `(select (columns (col actors id firstname lastname) (col roles character movie_id))
+  (ssql->sql #f `(select (columns (col actors id firstname lastname) (col roles character (as movie_id movie)))
                    (from actors roles))))
 (test "Joined query"
   (string-append