Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
59 lines (42 loc) · 2.08 KB

VERSIONS.org

File metadata and controls

59 lines (42 loc) · 2.08 KB

Scala-automata version history

Version 0.3.0

  • Adding `map` methods.
  • Instrumenting the dump methods over a PrintBuffer.
  • Check when adding a transition that the endpoints are already states.
  • Bug: the initial state in a DFA builder was not added to the state set.
  • Bug fix in NFA annotation lookup.
  • Edge combiners are no longer implicit in the edge-annotated automata traits/classes.
  • Some missing inheritence (especially for for dump methods) in the edge-annotated full traits.

Version 0.2.0

Overhaul of organization of traits and classes. There are now three main subdirectories in the source tree:

src/main/scala/traits
Contains traits with abstract methods only, no mixin implementations. When writing methods which receive general automata, but do not locally extend implementations, consider using these traits as formal parameter types (caveat: there may be more type parameters in these traits than you want to address).
src/main/scala/full
Mixins traits providing mostly-complete implementations of the abstract traits above. These mixins expect a rich specification of type variables, and some also expect constructor arguments.

When writing subclasses of the automata in this library, these traits are almost certainly the right ones to extend.

src/main/scala
Instantiable classes. These classes have significantly simpler signatures than the mixins in src/main/scala/full, and as such are much easier to use as-is in other libraries, but these classes are difficult to extend robustly.

At least for now, the FA extension with unlabelled hyperedges is not included in the 0.2.* series. The old code can be found in the src/main/hyperedge directory.

Removes a number of classes, including simplifying the Graphviz/LaTeX output.

This version is the first in which this document appears, and the first posted to the Scaladex.

Versions 0.1.x

Original organization of classes