chaincon/simplex.h File Reference

A simplex class with arbitrary vertices. More...

#include <istream>
#include <ostream>
#include <algorithm>
#include <vector>
#include "chomp/system/config.h"
#include "chaincon/emptycell.h"

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Classes
class	tSimplex< VertexT >
	A simplex with vertices of arbitrary type. More...
Functions
template<class VertexT >
int_t	hashkey1 (const tSimplex< VertexT > &s)
	Generates a hashing key no.
template<class VertexT >
int_t	hashkey2 (const tSimplex< VertexT > &s)
	Generates a hashing key no.
template<class VertexT >
std::ostream &	operator<< (std::ostream &out, const tSimplex< VertexT > &s)
	Writes a simplex in the text mode to an output stream.
template<class VertexT >
std::istream &	operator>> (std::istream &in, tSimplex< VertexT > &s)
	Reads a simplex from the input stream in the text format.

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Detailed Description

A simplex class with arbitrary vertices.

Definition in file simplex.h.

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Function Documentation

template<class VertexT >

int_t hashkey1

(

const tSimplex< VertexT > &

s )

[inline]

Generates a hashing key no.

1 for a simplex, composed of hashing keys for the vertices. This key is to be used in a hashed set.

Definition at line 226 of file simplex.h.

References hashkey1().

template<class VertexT >

int_t hashkey2

(

const tSimplex< VertexT > &

s )

[inline]

Generates a hashing key no.

2 for a simplex, composed of hashing keys for the vertices. This key is to be used in a hashed set.

Definition at line 252 of file simplex.h.

References hashkey2().

template<class VertexT >

std::ostream& operator<<	(	std::ostream &	out,
		const tSimplex< VertexT > &	s
	)

Writes a simplex in the text mode to an output stream.

All the vertices are written using their operator <<, and are enclosed in parentheses in a comma-separated list.

Definition at line 280 of file simplex.h.

template<class VertexT >

std::istream& operator>>	(	std::istream &	in,
		tSimplex< VertexT > &	s
	)

Reads a simplex from the input stream in the text format.

Skips all the characters in the input stream until an opening parenthesis is found. Then reads the vertices of the simplex using their operator >> as a comma-separated list. The closing parenthesis indicates the end of the simplex definition. If the closing parenthesis is not found then an exception is thrown. If no simplex is found in the input then the simplex is not modified.

Definition at line 302 of file simplex.h.