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/*============================================================================
CMake - Cross Platform Makefile Generator
Copyright 2015 Stephen Kelly <steveire@gmail.com>
Distributed under the OSI-approved BSD License (the "License");
see accompanying file Copyright.txt for details.
This software is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the
implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
See the License for more information.
============================================================================*/
#ifndef cmLinkedTree_h
#define cmLinkedTree_h
#include "cmStandardIncludes.h"
#include <assert.h>
/**
@brief A adaptor for traversing a tree structure in a vector
This class is not intended to be wholly generic like a standard library
container adaptor. Mostly it exists to facilitate code sharing for the
needs of the cmState. For example, the Truncate() method is a specific
requirement of the cmState.
An empty cmLinkedTree provides a Root() method, and an Push() method,
each of which return iterators. A Tree can be built up by extending
from the root, and then extending from any other iterator.
An iterator resulting from this tree construction can be
forward-only-iterated toward the root. Extending the tree never
invalidates existing iterators.
*/
template<typename T>
class cmLinkedTree
{
typedef typename std::vector<T>::size_type PositionType;
typedef T* PointerType;
typedef T& ReferenceType;
public:
class iterator : public std::iterator<std::forward_iterator_tag, T>
{
friend class cmLinkedTree;
cmLinkedTree* Tree;
// The Position is always 'one past the end'.
PositionType Position;
iterator(cmLinkedTree* tree, PositionType pos)
: Tree(tree), Position(pos)
{
}
public:
iterator()
: Tree(0), Position(0)
{
}
void operator++()
{
assert(this->Tree);
assert(this->Tree->UpPositions.size() == this->Tree->Data.size());
assert(this->Position <= this->Tree->Data.size());
assert(this->Position > 0);
this->Position = this->Tree->UpPositions[this->Position - 1];
}
PointerType operator->() const
{
assert(this->Tree);
assert(this->Tree->UpPositions.size() == this->Tree->Data.size());
assert(this->Position <= this->Tree->Data.size());
assert(this->Position > 0);
return this->Tree->GetPointer(this->Position - 1);
}
PointerType operator->()
{
assert(this->Tree);
assert(this->Tree->UpPositions.size() == this->Tree->Data.size());
assert(this->Position <= this->Tree->Data.size());
assert(this->Position > 0);
return this->Tree->GetPointer(this->Position - 1);
}
ReferenceType operator*() const
{
assert(this->Tree);
assert(this->Tree->UpPositions.size() == this->Tree->Data.size());
assert(this->Position <= this->Tree->Data.size());
assert(this->Position > 0);
return this->Tree->GetReference(this->Position - 1);
}
ReferenceType operator*()
{
assert(this->Tree);
assert(this->Tree->UpPositions.size() == this->Tree->Data.size());
assert(this->Position <= this->Tree->Data.size());
assert(this->Position > 0);
return this->Tree->GetReference(this->Position - 1);
}
bool operator==(iterator other) const
{
assert(this->Tree);
assert(this->Tree->UpPositions.size() == this->Tree->Data.size());
assert(this->Tree == other.Tree);
return this->Position == other.Position;
}
bool operator!=(iterator other) const
{
assert(this->Tree);
assert(this->Tree->UpPositions.size() == this->Tree->Data.size());
return !(*this == other);
}
bool IsValid() const
{
if (!this->Tree)
{
return false;
}
return this->Position <= this->Tree->Data.size();
}
bool StrictWeakOrdered(iterator other) const
{
assert(this->Tree);
assert(this->Tree == other.Tree);
return this->Position < other.Position;
}
};
iterator Root() const
{
return iterator(const_cast<cmLinkedTree*>(this), 0);
}
iterator Push(iterator it)
{
return Push_impl(it, T());
}
iterator Push(iterator it, T t)
{
return Push_impl(it, t);
}
bool IsLast(iterator it)
{
return it.Position == this->Data.size();
}
iterator Pop(iterator it)
{
assert(!this->Data.empty());
assert(this->UpPositions.size() == this->Data.size());
bool const isLast = this->IsLast(it);
++it;
// If this is the last entry then no other entry can refer
// to it so we can drop its storage.
if (isLast)
{
this->Data.pop_back();
this->UpPositions.pop_back();
}
return it;
}
iterator Truncate()
{
assert(this->UpPositions.size() > 0);
this->UpPositions.erase(this->UpPositions.begin() + 1,
this->UpPositions.end());
assert(this->Data.size() > 0);
this->Data.erase(this->Data.begin() + 1, this->Data.end());
return iterator(this, 1);
}
void Clear()
{
this->UpPositions.clear();
this->Data.clear();
}
private:
T& GetReference(PositionType pos)
{
return this->Data[pos];
}
T* GetPointer(PositionType pos)
{
return &this->Data[pos];
}
iterator Push_impl(iterator it, T t)
{
assert(this->UpPositions.size() == this->Data.size());
assert(it.Position <= this->UpPositions.size());
this->UpPositions.push_back(it.Position);
this->Data.push_back(t);
return iterator(this, this->UpPositions.size());
}
std::vector<T> Data;
std::vector<PositionType> UpPositions;
};
#endif
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