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k3s/vendor/gonum.org/v1/gonum/graph/nodes_edges.go

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// Copyright ©2018 The Gonum Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
package graph
// Iterator is an item iterator.
type Iterator interface {
// Next advances the iterator and returns whether
// the next call to the item method will return a
// non-nil item.
//
// Next should be called prior to any call to the
// iterator's item retrieval method after the
// iterator has been obtained or reset.
//
// The order of iteration is implementation
// dependent.
Next() bool
// Len returns the number of items remaining in the
// iterator.
//
// If the number of items in the iterator is unknown,
// too large to materialize or too costly to calculate
// then Len may return a negative value.
// In this case the consuming function must be able
// to operate on the items of the iterator directly
// without materializing the items into a slice.
// The magnitude of a negative length has
// implementation-dependent semantics.
Len() int
// Reset returns the iterator to its start position.
Reset()
}
// Nodes is a Node iterator.
type Nodes interface {
Iterator
// Node returns the current Node from the iterator.
Node() Node
}
// NodeSlicer wraps the NodeSlice method.
type NodeSlicer interface {
// NodeSlice returns the set of nodes remaining
// to be iterated by a Nodes iterator.
// The holder of the iterator may arbitrarily
// change elements in the returned slice, but
// those changes may be reflected to other
// iterators.
NodeSlice() []Node
}
// NodesOf returns it.Len() nodes from it. If it is a NodeSlicer, the NodeSlice method
// is used to obtain the nodes. It is safe to pass a nil Nodes to NodesOf.
//
// If the Nodes has an indeterminate length, NodesOf will panic.
func NodesOf(it Nodes) []Node {
if it == nil {
return nil
}
len := it.Len()
switch {
case len == 0:
return nil
case len < 0:
panic("graph: called NodesOf on indeterminate iterator")
}
switch it := it.(type) {
case NodeSlicer:
return it.NodeSlice()
}
n := make([]Node, 0, len)
for it.Next() {
n = append(n, it.Node())
}
return n
}
// Edges is an Edge iterator.
type Edges interface {
Iterator
// Edge returns the current Edge from the iterator.
Edge() Edge
}
// EdgeSlicer wraps the EdgeSlice method.
type EdgeSlicer interface {
// EdgeSlice returns the set of edges remaining
// to be iterated by an Edges iterator.
// The holder of the iterator may arbitrarily
// change elements in the returned slice, but
// those changes may be reflected to other
// iterators.
EdgeSlice() []Edge
}
// EdgesOf returns it.Len() nodes from it. If it is an EdgeSlicer, the EdgeSlice method is used
// to obtain the edges. It is safe to pass a nil Edges to EdgesOf.
//
// If the Edges has an indeterminate length, EdgesOf will panic.
func EdgesOf(it Edges) []Edge {
if it == nil {
return nil
}
len := it.Len()
switch {
case len == 0:
return nil
case len < 0:
panic("graph: called EdgesOf on indeterminate iterator")
}
switch it := it.(type) {
case EdgeSlicer:
return it.EdgeSlice()
}
e := make([]Edge, 0, len)
for it.Next() {
e = append(e, it.Edge())
}
return e
}
// WeightedEdges is a WeightedEdge iterator.
type WeightedEdges interface {
Iterator
// Edge returns the current Edge from the iterator.
WeightedEdge() WeightedEdge
}
// WeightedEdgeSlicer wraps the WeightedEdgeSlice method.
type WeightedEdgeSlicer interface {
// EdgeSlice returns the set of edges remaining
// to be iterated by an Edges iterator.
// The holder of the iterator may arbitrarily
// change elements in the returned slice, but
// those changes may be reflected to other
// iterators.
WeightedEdgeSlice() []WeightedEdge
}
// WeightedEdgesOf returns it.Len() weighted edge from it. If it is a WeightedEdgeSlicer, the
// WeightedEdgeSlice method is used to obtain the edges. It is safe to pass a nil WeightedEdges
// to WeightedEdgesOf.
//
// If the WeightedEdges has an indeterminate length, WeightedEdgesOf will panic.
func WeightedEdgesOf(it WeightedEdges) []WeightedEdge {
if it == nil {
return nil
}
len := it.Len()
switch {
case len == 0:
return nil
case len < 0:
panic("graph: called WeightedEdgesOf on indeterminate iterator")
}
switch it := it.(type) {
case WeightedEdgeSlicer:
return it.WeightedEdgeSlice()
}
e := make([]WeightedEdge, 0, len)
for it.Next() {
e = append(e, it.WeightedEdge())
}
return e
}
// Lines is a Line iterator.
type Lines interface {
Iterator
// Line returns the current Line from the iterator.
Line() Line
}
// LineSlicer wraps the LineSlice method.
type LineSlicer interface {
// LineSlice returns the set of lines remaining
// to be iterated by an Lines iterator.
// The holder of the iterator may arbitrarily
// change elements in the returned slice, but
// those changes may be reflected to other
// iterators.
LineSlice() []Line
}
// LinesOf returns it.Len() nodes from it. If it is a LineSlicer, the LineSlice method is used
// to obtain the lines. It is safe to pass a nil Lines to LinesOf.
//
// If the Lines has an indeterminate length, LinesOf will panic.
func LinesOf(it Lines) []Line {
if it == nil {
return nil
}
len := it.Len()
switch {
case len == 0:
return nil
case len < 0:
panic("graph: called LinesOf on indeterminate iterator")
}
switch it := it.(type) {
case LineSlicer:
return it.LineSlice()
}
l := make([]Line, 0, len)
for it.Next() {
l = append(l, it.Line())
}
return l
}
// WeightedLines is a WeightedLine iterator.
type WeightedLines interface {
Iterator
// Line returns the current Line from the iterator.
WeightedLine() WeightedLine
}
// WeightedLineSlicer wraps the WeightedLineSlice method.
type WeightedLineSlicer interface {
// LineSlice returns the set of lines remaining
// to be iterated by an Lines iterator.
// The holder of the iterator may arbitrarily
// change elements in the returned slice, but
// those changes may be reflected to other
// iterators.
WeightedLineSlice() []WeightedLine
}
// WeightedLinesOf returns it.Len() weighted line from it. If it is a WeightedLineSlicer, the
// WeightedLineSlice method is used to obtain the lines. It is safe to pass a nil WeightedLines
// to WeightedLinesOf.
//
// If the WeightedLines has an indeterminate length, WeightedLinesOf will panic.
func WeightedLinesOf(it WeightedLines) []WeightedLine {
if it == nil {
return nil
}
len := it.Len()
switch {
case len == 0:
return nil
case len < 0:
panic("graph: called WeightedLinesOf on indeterminate iterator")
}
switch it := it.(type) {
case WeightedLineSlicer:
return it.WeightedLineSlice()
}
l := make([]WeightedLine, 0, len)
for it.Next() {
l = append(l, it.WeightedLine())
}
return l
}
// Empty is an empty set of nodes, edges or lines. It should be used when
// a graph returns a zero-length Iterator. Empty implements the slicer
// interfaces for nodes, edges and lines, returning nil for each of these.
const Empty = nothing
var (
_ Iterator = Empty
_ Nodes = Empty
_ NodeSlicer = Empty
_ Edges = Empty
_ EdgeSlicer = Empty
_ WeightedEdges = Empty
_ WeightedEdgeSlicer = Empty
_ Lines = Empty
_ LineSlicer = Empty
_ WeightedLines = Empty
_ WeightedLineSlicer = Empty
)
const nothing = empty(true)
type empty bool
func (empty) Next() bool { return false }
func (empty) Len() int { return 0 }
func (empty) Reset() {}
func (empty) Node() Node { return nil }
func (empty) NodeSlice() []Node { return nil }
func (empty) Edge() Edge { return nil }
func (empty) EdgeSlice() []Edge { return nil }
func (empty) WeightedEdge() WeightedEdge { return nil }
func (empty) WeightedEdgeSlice() []WeightedEdge { return nil }
func (empty) Line() Line { return nil }
func (empty) LineSlice() []Line { return nil }
func (empty) WeightedLine() WeightedLine { return nil }
func (empty) WeightedLineSlice() []WeightedLine { return nil }