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Iterators use to iterate over subsets of successor/predecessor transitions. More...
Public Types | |
| typedef Graph | graph_type | 
| The type of automata implementation.  | |
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typedef std::set< typename  graph_type::htransition_t >  | container_type | 
| The type of the container it wraps.  | |
| typedef container_type::iterator | iterator_type | 
| The type of iterator used on container_type.  | |
| typedef Direction | direction | 
| Indicates if we want successors or predecessors.  | |
Public Member Functions | |
| DeltaConstIterator (const graph_type &g, typename graph_type::hstate_t s) | |
| Initialize the iterator.   | |
| void | next () | 
| Step toward the next item.  | |
| bool | done () const | 
| Tell if all the items have been visited.   | |
| graph_type::htransition_t | operator* () const | 
| Access the current item.  | |
Iterators use to iterate over subsets of successor/predecessor transitions.
Graph is the type of automata implementation. Direction indicates if we want successors or predecessors.
Definition at line 37 of file listg/iterator.hh.
| DeltaConstIterator | ( | const graph_type & | g, | 
| typename graph_type::hstate_t | s | ||
| ) | 
Initialize the iterator.
| g | the automaton implementation | 
| s | the starting state | 
| bool done | ( | ) | const | 
Tell if all the items have been visited.
Return true if there is no more item to visit and false otherwise.
 1.7.4