Java Code Examples for kodkod.ast.UnaryIntExpression#intExpr()

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Example 1
Source File: PartialCannonicalizer.java    From quetzal with Eclipse Public License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
public IntExpression visit(UnaryIntExpression expr) { 
	IntExpression ret = lookup(expr);
	if (ret!=null) return ret;
	
	final IntOperator op = expr.op();
	final IntExpression child = expr.intExpr().accept(this);
	
	ret = simplify(op, child);
	if (ret==null) {
		final int hash = hash(op, child);
		for(Iterator<PartialCannonicalizer.Holder<IntExpression>> itr = intExprs.get(hash); itr.hasNext(); ) {
			final IntExpression next = itr.next().obj;
			if (next.getClass()==UnaryIntExpression.class) { 
				if (((UnaryIntExpression)next).intExpr()==child)
					return cache(expr, next);
			}
		}
		ret = child==expr.intExpr() ? expr : child.apply(op);
		intExprs.add(new PartialCannonicalizer.Holder<IntExpression>(ret, hash));
	}
	return cache(expr,ret);
}
Example 2
Source File: AbstractReplacer.java    From org.alloytools.alloy with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Calls lookup(intExpr) and returns the cached value, if any. If a replacement
 * has not been cached, visits the expression's child. If nothing changes, the
 * argument is cached and returned, otherwise a replacement expression is cached
 * and returned.
 *
 * @return { u: UnaryIntExpression | u.expression =
 *         intExpr.expression.accept(delegate) && u.op = intExpr.op }
 */
@Override
public IntExpression visit(UnaryIntExpression intExpr) {
    IntExpression ret = lookup(intExpr);
    if (ret != null)
        return ret;

    final IntExpression child = intExpr.intExpr().accept(delegate);
    ret = (child == intExpr.intExpr()) ? intExpr : child.apply(intExpr.op());
    return cache(intExpr, ret);
}
Example 3
Source File: PrettyPrinter.java    From org.alloytools.alloy with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * @ensures appends the given op and child to this.tokens; the child is
 *          parenthesized if it's not an instance of unary int expression or int
 *          constant.
 **/
@Override
public void visit(UnaryIntExpression node) {
    final IntExpression child = node.intExpr();
    final IntOperator op = node.op();
    final boolean parens = (op == IntOperator.ABS) || (op == IntOperator.SGN) || parenthesize(child);
    append(node.op());
    visitChild(child, parens);
}
Example 4
Source File: AbstractReplacer.java    From kodkod with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
/** 
 * Calls lookup(intExpr) and returns the cached value, if any.  
 * If a replacement has not been cached, visits the expression's 
 * child.  If nothing changes, the argument is cached and
 * returned, otherwise a replacement expression is cached and returned.
 * @return { u: UnaryIntExpression | u.expression = intExpr.expression.accept(this) && u.op = intExpr.op }
 */
public IntExpression visit(UnaryIntExpression intExpr) {
	IntExpression ret = lookup(intExpr);
	if (ret!=null) return ret;

	final IntExpression child = intExpr.intExpr().accept(this);
	ret = (child==intExpr.intExpr()) ?  intExpr : child.apply(intExpr.op());
	return cache(intExpr,ret);
}
Example 5
Source File: PrettyPrinter.java    From kodkod with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
/** @ensures appends the given op and child to this.tokens; the child is 
 * parenthesized if it's not an instance of unary int expression or int constant. **/
public void visit(UnaryIntExpression node)  { 
	final IntExpression child = node.intExpr();
	final IntOperator op = node.op();
	final boolean parens = 
		(op==IntOperator.ABS) || (op==IntOperator.SGN) || 
		parenthesize(child);
	append(node.op());
	visitChild(child, parens);
}
Example 6
Source File: PrettyPrinter.java    From quetzal with Eclipse Public License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/** @effects appends the given op and child to this.tokens; the child is 
 * parenthesized if it's not an instance of unary int expression or int constant. **/
public void visit(UnaryIntExpression node)  { 
	if (displayed(node)) return;
	final boolean oldTop = notTop();
	final IntExpression child = node.intExpr();
	final IntOperator op = node.op();
	final boolean parens = 
		(op==IntOperator.ABS) || (op==IntOperator.SGN) || 
		parenthesize(child);
	append(node.op());
	visitChild(child, parens);
	top = oldTop;
}
Example 7
Source File: Simplifier.java    From quetzal with Eclipse Public License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
public IntExpression visit(UnaryIntExpression expr) { 
	IntExpression ret = lookup(expr);
	if (ret!=null) return ret;
	
	final IntOperator op = expr.op();
	final IntExpression child = expr.intExpr().accept(this);
	
	ret = simplify(op, child);
	if (ret==null) {
		ret = child==expr.intExpr() ? expr : child.apply(op);
	}
	return cache(expr,ret);
}