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Data.Sifflet.WGraph

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data WNode Source

Two kinds of WNodes: A WSimple node represents a node in an expression tree, e.g., "if", "+" A WFrame node represents a panel or frame that displays an expression tree, function call, or something similar.

Constructors

WSimple (LayoutNode ExprNode)
WFrame Node

Instances

Eq WNode Source
Show WNode Source
Repr WNode Source

newtype WEdge Source

Constructors

WEdge Int

Instances

Eq WEdge Source
Ord WEdge Source
Read WEdge Source
Show WEdge Source

type WGraph = Gr WNode WEdge Source

A WGraph consists of WNodes with (sort of) Int-labled edges; the edge labels serve to order the children of a node.

type WContext = Context WNode WEdge Source

wgraphNew :: WGraph Source

isWSimple :: WNode -> Bool Source

isWFrame :: WNode -> Bool Source

grInsertNode :: DynGraph g => g n e -> n -> (g n e, Node) Source

Insert new node with given label into graph, without any new edges; return the new graph and the new node (number)

grRemoveNode :: DynGraph g => g n e -> Node -> g n e Source

Remove a node from the graph; return the updated graph.

connectToFrame :: Node -> Node -> WGraph -> WGraph Source

grConnect :: WGraph -> Node -> WEdge -> Node -> WEdge -> WGraph Source

Connect parent to child, using inlet as the order of the child (0, 1, ...). outlet is ignored, since there is only outlet 0. As rendered, the parent's inlet-th inlet will have a line to the child's outlet-th outlet. This is achieved by inserting a labeled edge (parent, child, inlet) and clearing any incompatible edge. The incompatibles are: a. from same parent on same inlet to a different child. b. from the same parent on a different inlet to the same child. c. from same child (on same outlet) to a different parent.

NOTE: This is confusing, because, from the data flow perspective, data flows OUT of the child INTO the parent, but from the "tree in graph" perspective, links are directed OUT of the parent INTO the child. So beware!

grInletIsConnected :: WGraph -> Node -> WEdge -> Bool Source

Tell whether a parent node already has a child connected on the given inlet.

grDisconnect :: WGraph -> Node -> WEdge -> Node -> WEdge -> Bool -> WGraph Source

Removes a link between parent and child where the edge was labeled inlet (order of child). Ignores outlet, which should always be 0. If child is not the inlet-th child of parent, well, this is an error, but grDisconnect ignores it. If toFrameP is true, the child node is reconnected as a child to its frame

grAddGraph :: DynGraph g => g n e -> g n e -> g n e Source

grExtractExprTree :: WGraph -> Node -> Tree ExprNode Source

Extract from a graph the expression with root node n, returning a Tree of ExprNode. Use only the WSimple nodes of the graph (and n had better be one).

grExtractLayoutNode :: WGraph -> Node -> LayoutNode ExprNode Source

Extract just the single tree layout node of the given graph node

grExtractLayoutTree :: WGraph -> Node -> TreeLayout ExprNode Source

Extract the tree layout (tree) descended from the given root node

wlab :: WGraph -> Node -> WNode Source

Finding characteristics of the WNodes in a graph It is an implicit error if there is no label for the node

wlab is like lab with no Maybe: the node *must* have a label

llab :: WGraph -> Node -> LayoutNode ExprNode Source

llab is the tree layout node of a WSimple node

nodeExprNode :: WGraph -> Node -> ExprNode Source

The ExprNode represented by the graph node

nodeText :: WGraph -> Node -> String Source

The repr of the node's value

nodeValue :: WGraph -> Node -> EvalResult Source

The result of an evaluated node in an expression tree

nodeBBox :: WGraph -> Node -> BBox Source

The node's BBox

nodePosition :: WGraph -> Node -> Position Source

nodeInputValues :: WGraph -> Node -> EvalResult Source

graphOrphans :: Graph graph => graph a b -> [Node] Source

Find all parentless nodes in a graph

adoptChildren :: WGraph -> Node -> [Node] -> WGraph Source

Connect the given children to a new parent

nextNode :: DynGraph g => g n e -> Node Source

Next node number which may be used in a graph. For an empty graph, this is 0. Otherwise it is 1 + the maximum node in the graph.

nodeAllChildren :: WGraph -> Node -> [Node] Source

Finding the children (nodes, numbers) of a node in a graph : all children, only WSimple-labeled children, only WFrame-labeled children When constructing the graph, ordered children of a tree node get graph node numbers in ascending order; therefore, sorting the graph nodes gives back the original order of children in the tree (plus WFrames that are added later, and those should always be after the simple children)

nodeSimpleChildren :: WGraph -> Node -> [Node] Source

allDescendants :: Graph graph => graph a b -> Node -> [Node] Source

All (proper and improper) descendants of a node in a graph

nodeFrameChildren :: WGraph -> Node -> [Node] Source

nodeAllSimpleDescendants :: WGraph -> Node -> [Node] Source

nodeProperSimpleDescendants :: WGraph -> Node -> [Node] Source

nodeIsSimple :: WGraph -> Node -> Bool Source

nodeIsOpen :: WGraph -> Node -> Bool Source

An open node has a WFrame-labeled child

nodeContainerFrameNode :: WGraph -> Node -> Node Source

The graph node of the frame that contains the given node

nodeParent :: WGraph -> Node -> Maybe Node Source

The parent (if any) of a node

grUpdateFLayout :: WGraph -> [Node] -> FunctoidLayout -> WGraph Source

grUpdateTreeLayout :: WGraph -> Node -> TreeLayout ExprNode -> WGraph Source

Replace the tree embedded in graph g with root n, with a new tree.

printWGraph :: WGraph -> IO () Source

Print a description of the WGraph

translateNodes :: Double -> Double -> WGraph -> [Node] -> WGraph Source

translateNode :: Double -> Double -> WGraph -> Node -> WGraph Source

grRelabelNode :: DynGraph g => g a b -> Node -> a -> g a b Source

Replace the label of a node in a graph

translateTree :: Double -> Double -> WGraph -> Node -> WGraph Source

Translate the nodes forming a tree with the given root

functoidParts :: Functoid -> WGraph -> Node -> Functoid Source

Get the parts of a Functoid. See note on functionToParts (just below). Seems to be unused ***

functionToParts :: Function -> WGraph -> Node -> Functoid Source

Convert a function to its parts. COULDN'T THIS BE DONE USING the function's implementation, and not need to use the graph? Then this could go in Functoid.hs without circular import between it and WGraph

nfilter :: (Node -> Bool) -> Gr v e -> Gr v e Source

Filter the nodes of a graph