Table of precedence

This table describes the precedence of CQL filters.

Filters in the same cell of the table have the same precedence.

The table's cells are arranged in order of increasing precedence (as you go down the table, the precedence increases). Thus, and has high precedence than or because it is further down the table.

Precedence is explained more fully here.

operation
-->, in line <--, in line
+ wildcard * wildcard
ancestor descendant distance find if/then/else lca loop transforms, e.g. flipcolor, shift arguments to user-defined functions body of echo body of piece body of sort body of square constituents of a compound filter
or
and
not
in filter
< <= == >= > !=
makesquare abs unary - right side of += right side of -= right side of *= right side of /= right side of %= right side of persistent sqrt position
ascii int #
+(addition), -(subtraction)
lowercase uppercase
-(unary minus)
*, /, %
rank file in parameter to piece in parameter to square between power type colortype right hand side of piece assignment pieceid
|
&
~
attacks, attackedby
from parameter to pin, move to parameter to pin, move capture parameter to move enpassantsquare parameter to move through parameter to pin
any direction filter: up, down, etc. light dark
x[] string indexing ~~ (on the left)
:

In the above table, all the operators are left associative where applicable, except for : and the relational operators, which are right associative.