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Add a method to query whether an AASTNode is a descendent of another node
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Authored by joshuaspence on Aug 7 2015, 3:59 AM.
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Ref T8674. This implementation is not really very efficient, but I'll try to iterate on that.

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See D13820.

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Consider isDescendantOf($x) or hasDescendant($x) or isAncestorOf($x) or hasAncestor($x) or similar to make intent more clear -- I think this $x->isDescendant($y) can be reasonably be read as either "$x is a descendant of $y" or "$y is a descendant of $x".

Specifically, I would expect this to mean "$x is a descendant of $y", because most $x->is...() methods return information about $x, but it actually means "$y is a descendant of $x". I would perhaps call this method isAncestorOf($y). This makes the $x/$y relationship more clear, although I don't think X being an ancestor of itself is always intuitive (but I don't have a better term for it offhand).

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Aug 8 2015, 4:47 PM
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