Data.Tree.Class

Interface definition for trees

Documentation

class Tree t where

The interface for trees

Minimal complete definition

mkTree, getNode, getChildren, changeNode, changeChildren, foldTree

Methods

mkTree :: a -> [t a] -> t a

tree construction: a new tree is constructed by a node attribute and a list of children

mkLeaf :: a -> t a

leaf construction: leafs don't have any children

definition: mkLeaf n = mkTree n []

isLeaf :: t a -> Bool

leaf test: list of children empty?

isInner :: t a -> Bool

innner node test: not . isLeaf

getNode :: t a -> a

select node attribute

getChildren :: t a -> [t a]

select children

changeNode :: (a -> a) -> t a -> t a

edit node attribute

changeChildren :: ([t a] -> [t a]) -> t a -> t a

edit children

setNode :: a -> t a -> t a

substitute node: setNode n = changeNode (const n)

setChildren :: [t a] -> t a -> t a

substitute children: setChildren cl = changeChildren (const cl)

foldTree :: (a -> [b] -> b) -> t a -> b

fold for trees

nodesTree :: t a -> [a]

all nodes of a tree

depthTree :: t a -> Int

depth of a tree

cardTree :: t a -> Int

number of nodes in a tree

formatTree :: (a -> String) -> t a -> String

format tree for readable trace output

a graphical representation of the tree in text format

Instances

Tree NTree

Implementation of Data.Tree.Class interface for rose trees

Tree NTZipper

formatNTree' :: Tree t => (a -> String) -> (String -> String) -> (String -> String) -> t a -> String -> String

convert a tree into a pseudo graphical string representation