orm.go
func (idx *Index) BatchQuery(queries ...PQLQuery) *PQLBatchQuery {
	stringQueries := make([]string, 0, len(queries))
	hasKeys := false
	for _, query := range queries {
		serializedQuery := query.Serialize()
		hasKeys = hasKeys || serializedQuery.HasWriteKeys()
		stringQueries = append(stringQueries, serializedQuery.String())
	}
	return &PQLBatchQuery{
		index:   idx,
		queries: stringQueries,
		hasKeys: hasKeys,
	}
}
func (idx *Index) BatchQuery(queries ...PQLQuery) *PQLBatchQuery {
	stringQueries := make([]string, 0, len(queries))
	hasKeys := false
	for _, query := range queries {
		serializedQuery := query.Serialize()
		hasKeys = hasKeys || serializedQuery.HasWriteKeys()
		stringQueries = append(stringQueries, serializedQuery.String())
	}
	return &PQLBatchQuery{
		index:   idx,
		queries: stringQueries,
		hasKeys: hasKeys,
	}
}
func ( idx * Index ) BatchQuery ( queries ... PQLQuery ) * PQLBatchQuery { stringQueries := make ( [ ] string , 0 , len ( queries ) ) hasKeys := false for _ , query := range queries { serializedQuery := query . Serialize ( ) hasKeys = hasKeys || serializedQuery . HasWriteKeys ( ) stringQueries = append ( stringQueries , serializedQuery . String ( ) ) } return & PQLBatchQuery { index : idx , queries : stringQueries , hasKeys : hasKeys , } }
// BatchQuery creates a batch query with the given queries.
BatchQuery creates a batch query with the given queries .