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(*========================================================================
Copyright Pierre Hyvernat, Universite Savoie Mont Blanc
This software is a computer program whose purpose is to implement a
programming language in Miranda style. The main point is to have an
totality checker for recursive definitions involving nested least and
greatest fixed points.
This software is governed by the CeCILL-B license under French law and
abiding by the rules of distribution of free software. You can use,
modify and/ or redistribute the software under the terms of the CeCILL-B
license as circulated by CEA, CNRS and INRIA at the following URL
"http://www.cecill.info".
As a counterpart to the access to the source code and rights to copy,
modify and redistribute granted by the license, users are provided only
with a limited warranty and the software's author, the holder of the
economic rights, and the successive licensors have only limited
liability.
In this respect, the user's attention is drawn to the risks associated
with loading, using, modifying and/or developing or reproducing the
software by the user in light of its specific status of free software,
that may mean that it is complicated to manipulate, and that also
therefore means that it is reserved for developers and experienced
professionals having in-depth computer knowledge. Users are therefore
encouraged to load and test the software's suitability as regards their
requirements in conditions enabling the security of their systems and/or
data to be ensured and, more generally, to use and operate it in the
same conditions as regards security.
The fact that you are presently reading this means that you have had
knowledge of the CeCILL-B license and that you accept its terms.
========================================================================*)
(***
* several miscelaneaus small functions that don't really go anywhere
*)
let first (f:'a -> 'x) (x,y:'a*'b) : 'x*'b
= (f x, y)
let second (f:'b -> 'x) (x,y:'a*'b) : 'a*'x
= (x, f y)
let even (n:int) : bool = (n mod 2) = 0
let odd (n:int) : bool = not (even n) (* works for negative numbers *)
let string_of_list (sep:string) (s:'a->string) (l:'a list) : string
= String.concat sep (List.map s l)
let rec print_list (b1:string) (sep:string) (b2:string) (p:'a -> unit) (l:'a list) : unit
= match l with
| [] -> ()
| [x] -> print_string b1; p x; print_string b2
| x::xs -> print_string b1; p x; List.iter (fun x -> print_string sep; p x) xs; print_string b2
let rec last (l:'a list) : 'a
= match l with
| [] -> raise (Invalid_argument "last")
| [x] -> x
| _::l -> last l
(* remove duplicates *)
(* stable allows to keep the order of the first occurences... *)
let uniq ?(stable=false) (l:'a list) : 'a list
= let rec uniq_stable acc l
= match l with
| [] -> List.rev acc
| x::xs when List.mem x acc -> uniq_stable acc xs
| x::xs -> uniq_stable (x::acc) xs
in
let rec uniq_sort l
= match l with
| [] -> []
| [a] -> [a]
| a::(b::_ as l) when a=b -> uniq_sort l
| a::(b::_ as l) when a<b -> a::(uniq_sort l)
| a::b::_ (*when a>b*) -> assert false
in
if stable
then uniq_stable [] l
else uniq_sort (List.sort compare l)
(* insert in a sorted uniq list *)
let rec insert_uniq (x:'a) (l:'a list) : 'a list
= match l with
| [] -> [x]
| y::l when x<y -> x::y::l
| y::l when x>y -> y::(insert_uniq x l)
| y::l (* when x=y *) -> y::l
(* merge two sorted uniq lists *)
let rec union_uniq (l1:'a list) (l2:'a list) : 'a list
= match l1,l2 with
| [],l | l,[] -> l
| x1::l1,x2::_ when x1<x2 -> x1::(union_uniq l1 l2)
| x1::_,x2::l2 when x1>x2 -> x2::(union_uniq l1 l2)
| x1::l1,x2::l2 (* when x1=x2 *) -> x1::(union_uniq l1 l2)
(* intersection of two sorted uniq lists *)
let rec inter_uniq (l1:'a list) (l2:'a list) : 'a list
= match l1,l2 with
| [],l | l,[] -> []
| x1::l1,x2::_ when x1<x2 -> (inter_uniq l1 l2)
| x1::_,x2::l2 when x1>x2 -> (inter_uniq l1 l2)
| x1::l1,x2::l2 (* when x1=x2 *) -> x1::(inter_uniq l1 l2)
(* difference of two uniq lists *)
let rec diff_uniq (l1:'a list) (l2:'a list) : 'a list
= match l1,l2 with
| [],l -> []
| l,[] -> l
| x1::l1,x2::_ when x1<x2 -> x1::(diff_uniq l1 l2)
| x1::_,x2::l2 when x1>x2 -> (diff_uniq l1 l2)
| x1::l1,x2::l2 (* when x1=x2 *) -> (diff_uniq l1 l2)
(* look for a value with at least two occurences *)
let find_dup (l:'a list) : 'a option
= let rec find_dup_aux l = match l with
| [] -> None
| [a] -> None
| a::b::_ when a=b -> Some a
| a::b::l -> find_dup_aux (b::l)
in
find_dup_aux (List.sort compare l)
(* look for a value that appears in the two lists *)
let find_common (l1:'a list) (l2:'a list) : 'a option
= match inter_uniq (uniq l1) (uniq l2) with
| [] -> None
| a::_ -> Some a
(* find a value that appears in l1 but not in l2 *)
let find_in_difference (l1:'a list) (l2:'a list) : 'a option
= match diff_uniq (uniq l1) (uniq l2) with
| [] -> None
| a::_ -> Some a
(* transforms a positive integer into a UTF-8 string of superscripts *)
let string_of_exp (n:int) : string
= let exp = ["⁰"; "¹"; "²"; "³"; "⁴"; "⁵"; "⁶"; "⁷"; "⁸"; "⁹"]
in
let rec string_of_exp_aux n acc
= if n = 0
then acc
else
let d = n mod 10 in
string_of_exp_aux (n/10) ((List.nth exp d)::acc)
in
let sign = if n<0 then "⁻" else ""
in
let n = abs n
in
if n=0
then "⁰"
else String.concat "" (sign::(string_of_exp_aux n []))
(* transforms a positive integer into a UTF-8 string of subscripts *)
let string_of_sub (n:int) : string
= let sub = ["₀"; "₁"; "₂"; "₃"; "₄"; "₅"; "₆"; "₇"; "₈"; "₉"]
in
let rec string_of_sub_aux n acc
= if n = 0
then acc
else
let d = n mod 10 in
string_of_sub_aux (n/10) ((List.nth sub d)::acc)
in
let sign = if n<0 then "₋" else ""
in
let n = abs n
in
if n=0
then "₀"
else String.concat "" (sign::(string_of_sub_aux n []))
(* combine two lists into a list of pairs, and returns the suffix of the second one
* raise Invalid_argument if the second list is shorter than the first one *)
let rec combine_suffix (short:'a list) (long:'b list) : ('a*'b) list * 'b list
= match short,long with
| [],l -> [],l
| _,[] -> raise (Invalid_argument "combine_suffix")
| a::short,b::long -> let l,s = combine_suffix short long in ((a,b)::l,s)
(* repeat a value into a list of given length *)
let rec repeat (x:'a) (n:int) : 'a list =
if n = 0
then []
else x::(repeat x (n-1))
(* return a list containing a range of values *)
let range (a:int) (b:int) : int list
= let rec range_aux acc b
= if b<a
then acc
else range_aux (b::acc) (b-1)
in
range_aux [] b
(* partition a list by grouping consecutive element with same result *)
let rec partition (f:'a -> 'b) (l:'a list) : ('a list list)
= match l with
| [] -> []
| [x] -> [[x]]
| x::((y::_) as l) when f x = f y ->
(match partition f l with l1::ls -> (x::l1)::ls | _ -> assert false)
| x::l -> [x]::(partition f l)
let unflatten (f:'a->'b*'c) (la:'a list) : ('b*'c list) list
= let lbc = List.map f la in
let lbcs = partition fst lbc in
let lbcs = List.map
(function [] -> assert false
| (b,c)::_ as lbc -> b,List.map snd lbc) lbcs
in
lbcs
let bool_of_string (s:string) : bool
= match s with
| "true" | "True" | "TRUE" | "1" -> true
| "false" | "False" | "FALSE" | "0" -> false
| s -> raise (Invalid_argument ("bool_of_string: " ^ s))
(* format a string using printf notation *)
let fmt s = Printf.sprintf s
let todo s = raise (Failure ("-- TODO -- " ^ (fmt s)))
(* print a string (in printf format) on a channel, adding a prefix on each line *)
let print_prefix (out_channel:out_channel) (prefix:string) fmt
= let print s
= let s = Str.global_replace (Str.regexp_string "\n") ("\n"^prefix) s
in
Printf.fprintf out_channel "%s%s\n" prefix s;
flush_all()
in
Printf.ksprintf print fmt
(* adds ansi codes around string to obtain the given color (or underline attribute) *)
(* probably not very portable... *)
let ansi_code (color:string) (s:string) :string
= let codes =
[
"red", "\x1b[31m";
"green", "\x1b[32m";
"yellow", "\x1b[33m";
"blue", "\x1b[34m";
"magenta", "\x1b[35m";
"cyan", "\x1b[36m";
"underline", "\x1b[4m" ;
] in
let end_code = "\x1b[0m" in
try
let begin_code = List.assoc color codes in
let s = Str.global_replace (Str.regexp_string end_code) (end_code ^ begin_code) s in
Printf.sprintf "%s%s%s" begin_code s end_code
with Not_found -> raise (Invalid_argument ("ansi_code: color " ^ color ^ " doesn't exist"))
let id x = x
let k x _ = x
let plural (l:'a list) (sing:string) (plur:string) : string
= match l with
| [] -> sing
| [_] -> sing
| _ -> plur
(* same as List.assoc, but removes the entry as well *)
let rec assoc_del (k:'k) (l:('k*'x) list) : 'x * ('k*'x) list
= match l with
| [] -> raise Not_found
| (k',v)::l when k=k' -> v,l
| (k',v')::l ->
let v,l = assoc_del k l in
v,(k',v')::l