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Data.DAWG.Node
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Description
Internal representation of automata nodes.
- type ID = Int
- type Sym = Int
- data Node a b
- onSym :: Unbox b => Sym -> Node a b -> Maybe b
- trans :: Unbox b => Node a b -> [(Sym, b)]
- edges :: Unbox b => Node a b -> [b]
- subst :: Unbox b => Sym -> b -> Node a b -> Node a b
- toGeneric :: Node a -> Node a (Edge ())
- type Edge a = (ID, a)
- to :: Edge a -> ID
- label :: Edge a -> a
- annotate :: a -> Edge b -> Edge a
- labeled :: a -> ID -> Edge a
Basic types
Node
Two nodes (states) belong to the same equivalence class (and, consequently, they must be represented as one node in the graph) iff they are equal with respect to their values and outgoing edges.
Since Leaf nodes are distinguished from Branch nodes, two values
equal with respect to == function are always kept in one Leaf
node in the graph. It doesn't change the fact that to all Branch
nodes one value is assigned through the epsilon transition.
Invariant: the eps identifier always points to the Leaf node.
Edges in the edgeMap, on the other hand, point to Branch nodes.
subst :: Unbox b => Sym -> b -> Node a b -> Node a bSource
Substitue edge determined by a given symbol.