Iterators to traverse a constant expression tree.
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#include <apxx_texpr1.hh>
Inherited by apron::texpr1::iterator.
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| | const_iterator (const texpr1 &e) |
| | Starts a new const_iterator at the root of a constant expression tree.
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| | const_iterator (const const_iterator &i) |
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| environment | get_environment () const |
| | Returns (a copy of) the environment associated with the expression.
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| texpr0::const_iterator | get_texpr0 () const |
| | Returns a constant iterator at the root of the underlying texpr0.
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| ap_texpr_discr_t | get_discr () const |
| | Returns the node kind.
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| const coeff & | get_coeff () const |
| | Returns a reference to the coefficient of a constant node.
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| const var & | get_var () const |
| | Returns a (unmodifiable) reference to the variable name of a dimension node.
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| ap_dim_t | get_dim () const |
| | Returns the dimension of a dimension node.
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| ap_texpr_op_t | get_op () const |
| | Returns the operator kind of an operator node.
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| ap_texpr_rtype_t | get_rtype () const |
| | Returns the destination type of an operator node.
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| ap_texpr_rdir_t | get_rdir () const |
| | Returns the rounding direction of an operator node.
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| const_iterator & | operator= (const const_iterator &i) |
| | Resets the const_iterator at position i.
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| const_iterator | child () const |
| | Constructs a const_iterator to the only or left sub-expression of an operator node.
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| const_iterator | left () const |
| | Constructs a const_iterator to the only of left sub-expression of an operator node.
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| const_iterator | right () const |
| | Constructs a const_iterator to the right sub-expression argument of a binary operator node.
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| bool | equal (const texpr1 &x) const |
| | Whether two expressions are syntactically, structurally equal.
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| bool | is_zero () const |
| | Whether the expression is a single coefficient node with 0 value.
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| size_t | depth () const |
| | Returns the depth of the expression tree (counting only operator nodes).
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| size_t | size () const |
| | Returns the number of operator nodes in the expression tree.
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| bool | has_var (const var &v) const |
| | Whether the given variable name occurs in the expression.
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| bool | is_interval_cst () const |
| | Whether the expression is constant (i.e., has no dimension leaves).
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| bool | is_interval_linear () const |
| | Whether the expression is linear and there is no rounding.
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| bool | is_interval_polynomial () const |
| | Whether the expression is polynomial and there is no rounding.
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| bool | is_interval_polyfrac () const |
| | Whether the expression is a polynomial fraction and there is no rounding.
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| bool | is_scalar () const |
| | Whether all occurring constants are scalar.
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| ap_texpr1_t * | get_ap_texpr1_t () |
| | Returns a pointer to the internal APRON object stored in *this.
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| const ap_texpr1_t * | get_ap_texpr1_t () const |
| | Returns a pointer to the internal APRON object stored in *this.
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| void | print (FILE *stream=stdout) const |
| | Prints to a C stream.
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Iterators to traverse a constant expression tree.
Use the iterator class if you also wish to mutate an expression.
◆ const_iterator() [1/4]
| texpr1::const_iterator::const_iterator |
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ap_texpr1_t * | l | ) |
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◆ const_iterator() [2/4]
| apron::texpr1::const_iterator::const_iterator |
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ap_texpr0_t * | t, |
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ap_environment_t * | e ) |
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◆ const_iterator() [3/4]
| texpr1::const_iterator::const_iterator |
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const texpr1 & | e | ) |
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Starts a new const_iterator at the root of a constant expression tree.
◆ const_iterator() [4/4]
◆ child()
Constructs a const_iterator to the only or left sub-expression of an operator node.
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◆ depth()
| size_t texpr1::const_iterator::depth |
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Returns the depth of the expression tree (counting only operator nodes).
◆ equal()
| bool texpr1::const_iterator::equal |
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const texpr1 & | x | ) |
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Whether two expressions are syntactically, structurally equal.
◆ get_ap_texpr1_t() [1/2]
| ap_texpr1_t * texpr1::const_iterator::get_ap_texpr1_t |
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Returns a pointer to the internal APRON object stored in *this.
◆ get_ap_texpr1_t() [2/2]
| const ap_texpr1_t * texpr1::const_iterator::get_ap_texpr1_t |
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Returns a pointer to the internal APRON object stored in *this.
◆ get_coeff()
| const coeff & texpr1::const_iterator::get_coeff |
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Returns a reference to the coefficient of a constant node.
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◆ get_dim()
| ap_dim_t texpr1::const_iterator::get_dim |
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Returns the dimension of a dimension node.
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◆ get_discr()
| ap_texpr_discr_t texpr1::const_iterator::get_discr |
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Returns the node kind.
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AP_TEXPR_CST for a constant node, AP_TEXPR_DIM for a dimension, and AP_TEXPR_NODE for an operator node.
◆ get_environment()
| environment texpr1::const_iterator::get_environment |
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Returns (a copy of) the environment associated with the expression.
◆ get_op()
| ap_texpr_op_t texpr1::const_iterator::get_op |
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Returns the operator kind of an operator node.
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AP_TEXPR_ADD, AP_TEXPR_SUB, AP_TEXPR_MUL, AP_TEXPR_DIV, AP_TEXPR_MOD, AP_TEXPR_POW, AP_TEXPR_NEG, AP_TEXPR_CAST, or AP_TEXPR_SQRT.
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◆ get_rdir()
| ap_texpr_rdir_t texpr1::const_iterator::get_rdir |
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Returns the rounding direction of an operator node.
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AP_RDIR_NEAREST, AP_RDIR_ZERO, AP_RDIR_UP, AP_RDIR_DOWN, or AP_RDIR_RND.
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◆ get_rtype()
| ap_texpr_rtype_t texpr1::const_iterator::get_rtype |
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Returns the destination type of an operator node.
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AP_RTYPE_REAL, AP_RTYPE_INT, AP_RTYPE_SINGLE (32-bit), AP_RTYPE_DOUBLE (64-bit), AP_RTYPE_EXTENDED (80-bit), or AP_RTYPE_QUAD (128-bit).
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◆ get_texpr0()
Returns a constant iterator at the root of the underlying texpr0.
◆ get_var()
| const var & texpr1::const_iterator::get_var |
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Returns a (unmodifiable) reference to the variable name of a dimension node.
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◆ has_var()
| bool texpr1::const_iterator::has_var |
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const var & | v | ) |
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Whether the given variable name occurs in the expression.
◆ is_interval_cst()
| bool texpr1::const_iterator::is_interval_cst |
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Whether the expression is constant (i.e., has no dimension leaves).
◆ is_interval_linear()
| bool texpr1::const_iterator::is_interval_linear |
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Whether the expression is linear and there is no rounding.
◆ is_interval_polyfrac()
| bool texpr1::const_iterator::is_interval_polyfrac |
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Whether the expression is a polynomial fraction and there is no rounding.
◆ is_interval_polynomial()
| bool texpr1::const_iterator::is_interval_polynomial |
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Whether the expression is polynomial and there is no rounding.
◆ is_scalar()
| bool texpr1::const_iterator::is_scalar |
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Whether all occurring constants are scalar.
◆ is_zero()
| bool texpr1::const_iterator::is_zero |
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Whether the expression is a single coefficient node with 0 value.
◆ left()
Constructs a const_iterator to the only of left sub-expression of an operator node.
(Identical to child()).
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◆ operator=()
◆ print()
| void texpr1::const_iterator::print |
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FILE * | stream = stdout | ) |
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◆ right()
Constructs a const_iterator to the right sub-expression argument of a binary operator node.
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| bad_discriminant | if the node is not an operator node. |
| std::out_of_range | if the operator node is not binary. |
◆ size()
| size_t texpr1::const_iterator::size |
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Returns the number of operator nodes in the expression tree.
| ap_texpr1_t apron::texpr1::const_iterator::l |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: