The dialects of FEEL that an expression can be prepared in (D-49).
:feel- FEEL as clause 10 of DMN 1.6 defines it. The default.:s_feel- S-FEEL, the subset of clause 9. It is a restriction of the syntax: what it accepts, FEEL runs with its own semantics, so it changes how an expression is read (Feel.Syntax.SFeel) and nothing about how it runs.:b_feel- B-FEEL, clause 11. It has the grammar of FEEL and different semantics: an error does not make a resultnullbut gives a value of the type the operation returns. It is not written yet, and runs as FEEL.
The dialect is chosen when an expression is prepared, as a model chooses it with the language of
an expression, and it goes with the prepared expression (Feel.Expression.dialect/1) into every run
of it. A run cannot choose another.
iex> Feel.Dialect.all()
[:feel, :s_feel, :b_feel]Summary
Functions
Returns every dialect.
Returns true for a dialect.
Returns the dialect, or raises ArgumentError when it is not one.
Types
Functions
@spec all() :: [t(), ...]
Returns every dialect.
Returns true for a dialect.
iex> Feel.Dialect.valid?(:s_feel)
true
iex> Feel.Dialect.valid?(:feel_2)
falseReturns the dialect, or raises ArgumentError when it is not one.
iex> Feel.Dialect.validate!(:b_feel)
:b_feel
iex> Feel.Dialect.validate!(:bogus)
** (ArgumentError) expected :dialect to be :feel, :s_feel, or :b_feel, got: :bogus