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Timestamp:
Feb 8, 2010, 4:23:03 PM (16 years ago)
Author:
Tillmann Crueger <crueger@…>
Children:
323177
Parents:
86b917
Message:

Improved Descriptor mechanism to allow calculations using descriptors.

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  • molecuilder/src/Descriptors/AtomDescriptor.cpp

    r86b917 r973c03  
    1111
    1212#include <boost/bind.hpp>
     13#include <cassert>
    1314
    1415using namespace std;
     
    1920AtomDescriptor::AtomDescriptor()
    2021{
     22}
     23
     24AtomDescriptor::AtomDescriptor(const AtomDescriptor &desc) {
    2125}
    2226
     
    3034}
    3135
    32 AtomPredicateDescriptor::AtomPredicateDescriptor()
    33 {
    34 }
    35 
    36 AtomPredicateDescriptor::~AtomPredicateDescriptor()
    37 {
    38 }
    39 
    40 atom* AtomPredicateDescriptor::find() {
     36atom* AtomDescriptor::find() {
    4137  atoms_t atoms = getAtoms();
    42   atoms_iter_t res = find_if(atoms.begin(),atoms.end(),boost::bind(&AtomPredicateDescriptor::predicate,this,_1));
     38  atoms_iter_t res = find_if(atoms.begin(),atoms.end(),boost::bind(&AtomDescriptor::predicate,this,_1));
    4339  return (res!=atoms.end())?((*res).second):0;
    4440}
    4541
    46 vector<atom*> AtomPredicateDescriptor::findAll() {
     42vector<atom*> AtomDescriptor::findAll() {
    4743  vector<atom*> res;
    4844  atoms_t atoms = getAtoms();
     
    5349  }
    5450}
     51
     52// stuff for operators
     53
     54// AND
     55AtomAndDescriptor::AtomAndDescriptor(const AtomDescriptor &_lhs,const AtomDescriptor &_rhs){
     56  lhs=_lhs.clone();
     57  rhs=_rhs.clone();
     58}
     59
     60AtomAndDescriptor::AtomAndDescriptor(const AtomAndDescriptor &_desc)
     61{
     62  // the copy constructor needs it's parameter as const to work,
     63  // however we need to be able to transfer the ownership of the pointers
     64  // to the new method to avoid another cloning.
     65  //
     66  // the only place where the copy constructor is used for these classes,
     67  // is when returning a temporary.
     68  // this is one of the very rare cases when const_cast makes sense
     69  AtomAndDescriptor &desc = const_cast<AtomAndDescriptor&>(_desc);
     70  lhs = desc.lhs;
     71  rhs = desc.rhs;
     72}
     73
     74AtomAndDescriptor::~AtomAndDescriptor(){
     75}
     76
     77bool AtomAndDescriptor::predicate(std::pair<int,atom*> atom){
     78  return lhs->predicate(atom) && rhs->predicate(atom);
     79}
     80
     81AtomAndDescriptor::desc_ptr AtomAndDescriptor::clone() const{
     82  return desc_ptr(new AtomAndDescriptor(*lhs,*rhs));
     83}
     84
     85AtomAndDescriptor operator&&(const AtomDescriptor &lhs, const AtomDescriptor &rhs){
     86  return AtomAndDescriptor(lhs,rhs);
     87}
     88
     89// OR
     90
     91AtomOrDescriptor::AtomOrDescriptor(const AtomDescriptor &_lhs,const AtomDescriptor &_rhs){
     92  lhs=_lhs.clone();
     93  rhs=_rhs.clone();
     94}
     95
     96AtomOrDescriptor::AtomOrDescriptor(const AtomOrDescriptor &_desc)
     97{
     98  // the copy constructor needs it's parameter as const to work,
     99  // however we need to be able to transfer the ownership of the pointers
     100  // to the new method to avoid another cloning.
     101  //
     102  // the only place where the copy constructor is used for these classes,
     103  // is when returning a temporary.
     104  // this is one of the very rare cases when const_cast makes sense
     105  AtomOrDescriptor &desc = const_cast<AtomOrDescriptor&>(_desc);
     106  lhs = desc.lhs;
     107  rhs = desc.rhs;
     108}
     109
     110AtomOrDescriptor::~AtomOrDescriptor(){
     111}
     112
     113bool AtomOrDescriptor::predicate(std::pair<int,atom*> atom){
     114  return lhs->predicate(atom) || rhs->predicate(atom);
     115}
     116
     117AtomAndDescriptor::desc_ptr AtomOrDescriptor::clone() const{
     118  return desc_ptr(new AtomOrDescriptor(*lhs,*rhs));
     119}
     120
     121AtomOrDescriptor  operator||(const AtomDescriptor &lhs, const AtomDescriptor &rhs){
     122  return AtomOrDescriptor(lhs,rhs);
     123}
     124
     125// NOT
     126
     127AtomNotDescriptor::AtomNotDescriptor(const AtomDescriptor &_arg){
     128  arg = _arg.clone();
     129}
     130
     131AtomNotDescriptor::AtomNotDescriptor(const AtomNotDescriptor &_desc) {
     132  // the copy constructor needs it's parameter as const to work,
     133  // however we need to be able to transfer the ownership of the pointers
     134  // to the new method to avoid another cloning.
     135  //
     136  // the only place where the copy constructor is used for these classes,
     137  // is when returning a temporary.
     138  // this is one of the very rare cases when const_cast makes sense
     139  AtomNotDescriptor &desc = const_cast<AtomNotDescriptor&>(_desc);
     140  arg = desc.arg;
     141}
     142
     143AtomNotDescriptor::~AtomNotDescriptor()
     144{
     145}
     146
     147bool AtomNotDescriptor::predicate(std::pair<int,atom*> atom){
     148 return !(arg->predicate(atom));
     149}
     150
     151AtomAndDescriptor::desc_ptr AtomNotDescriptor::clone() const{
     152  return desc_ptr(new AtomNotDescriptor(*arg));
     153}
     154
     155AtomNotDescriptor operator!(const AtomDescriptor &arg){
     156  return AtomNotDescriptor(arg);
     157}
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