Java Code Examples for kodkod.ast.Expression#no()
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Example 1
Source File: AbstractWorldDefinitions.java From org.alloytools.alloy with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Returns the application of the Abstract predicate. * * @return application of the Abstract predicate. */ public Formula Abstract(Expression s) { final Expression e0 = s.join(abAuthPurse).join(abBalance).join(s).intersection(s.join(abAuthPurse).join(abLost).join(s)); final Formula f0 = e0.no(); final Expression e1 = s.join(abAuthPurse).product(Expression.UNIV); final Expression e2 = e1.intersection((abBalance.union(abLost)).join(s)); final Formula f1 = e2.in(AbPurse.product(Coin)); final Variable c = Variable.unary("c"); final Formula f2 = e2.join(c).lone().forAll(c.oneOf(Coin)); return Formula.and(f0, f1, f2); }
Example 2
Source File: BoundsComputer.java From org.alloytools.alloy with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Helper method that returns the constraint that the sig has exactly "n" * elements, or at most "n" elements */ private Formula size(Sig sig, int n, boolean exact) { Expression a = sol.a2k(sig); if (n <= 0) return a.no(); if (n == 1) return exact ? a.one() : a.lone(); Formula f = exact ? Formula.TRUE : null; Decls d = null; Expression sum = null; while (n > 0) { n--; Variable v = Variable.unary("v" + Integer.toString(TranslateAlloyToKodkod.cnt++)); kodkod.ast.Decl dd = v.oneOf(a); if (d == null) d = dd; else d = dd.and(d); if (sum == null) sum = v; else { if (f != null) f = v.intersection(sum).no().and(f); sum = v.union(sum); } } if (f != null) return sum.eq(a).and(f).forSome(d); else return a.no().or(sum.eq(a).forSome(d)); }
Example 3
Source File: AbstractWorldDefinitions.java From kodkod with MIT License | 5 votes |
/** * Returns the application of the Abstract predicate. * @return application of the Abstract predicate. */ public Formula Abstract(Expression s) { final Expression e0 = s.join(abAuthPurse).join(abBalance).join(s).intersection(s.join(abAuthPurse).join(abLost).join(s)); final Formula f0 = e0.no(); final Expression e1 = s.join(abAuthPurse).product(Expression.UNIV); final Expression e2 = e1.intersection((abBalance.union(abLost)).join(s)); final Formula f1 = e2.in(AbPurse.product(Coin)); final Variable c = Variable.unary("c"); final Formula f2 = e2.join(c).lone().forAll(c.oneOf(Coin)); return Formula.and(f0, f1, f2); }