fgl-5.7.0.1: Martin Erwig's Functional Graph Library

Safe Haskell | Safe
Language | Haskell98

Data.Graph.Inductive.Basic

Contents

- Graph Operations
- Filter Operations
- Predicates and Classifications
- Tree Operations

Description

Basic Graph Algorithms

Synopsis

- grev :: DynGraph gr => gr a b -> gr a b
- undir :: (Eq b, DynGraph gr) => gr a b -> gr a b
- unlab :: DynGraph gr => gr a b -> gr () ()
- gsel :: Graph gr => (Context a b -> Bool) -> gr a b -> [Context a b]
- gfold :: Graph gr => (Context a b -> [Node]) -> (Context a b -> c -> d) -> (Maybe d -> c -> c, c) -> [Node] -> gr a b -> c
- efilter :: DynGraph gr => (LEdge b -> Bool) -> gr a b -> gr a b
- elfilter :: DynGraph gr => (b -> Bool) -> gr a b -> gr a b
- hasLoop :: Graph gr => gr a b -> Bool
- isSimple :: Graph gr => gr a b -> Bool
- postorder :: Tree a -> [a]
- postorderF :: [Tree a] -> [a]
- preorder :: Tree a -> [a]
- preorderF :: [Tree a] -> [a]

# Graph Operations

grev :: DynGraph gr => gr a b -> gr a b #

Reverse the direction of all edges.

undir :: (Eq b, DynGraph gr) => gr a b -> gr a b #

Make the graph undirected, i.e. for every edge from A to B, there exists an edge from B to A.

unlab :: DynGraph gr => gr a b -> gr () () #

Remove all labels.

gsel :: Graph gr => (Context a b -> Bool) -> gr a b -> [Context a b] #

Return all `Context`s for which the given function returns `True`.

gfold #

Arguments

:: Graph gr |
=> (Context a b -> [Node]) | direction of fold
-> (Context a b -> c -> d) | depth aggregation
-> (Maybe d -> c -> c, c) | breadth/level aggregation
-> [Node] |
-> gr a b |
-> c |

Directed graph fold.

# Filter Operations

efilter :: DynGraph gr => (LEdge b -> Bool) -> gr a b -> gr a b #

Filter based on edge property.

elfilter :: DynGraph gr => (b -> Bool) -> gr a b -> gr a b #

Filter based on edge label property.

# Predicates and Classifications

hasLoop :: Graph gr => gr a b -> Bool #

`True` if the graph has any edges of the form (A, A).

isSimple :: Graph gr => gr a b -> Bool #

The inverse of `hasLoop`.

# Tree Operations

postorder :: Tree a -> [a] #

Flatten a `Tree`, returning the elements in post-order.

postorderF :: [Tree a] -> [a] #

Flatten multiple `Tree`s in post-order.

preorder :: Tree a -> [a] #

Flatten a `Tree`, returning the elements in pre-order. Equivalent to `flatten` in `Tree`.

preorderF :: [Tree a] -> [a] #

Flatten multiple `Tree`s in pre-order.