ampersand-3.0.2: src/lib/DatabaseDesign/Ampersand/Core/AbstractSyntaxTree.hs
{-# OPTIONS_GHC -Wall #-}
{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances, UndecidableInstances, OverlappingInstances #-}
module DatabaseDesign.Ampersand.Core.AbstractSyntaxTree (
A_Context(..)
, Meta(..)
, Theme(..)
, Process(..)
, Pattern(..)
, PairView(..)
, PairViewSegment(..)
, Rule(..)
, RuleType(..)
, RuleOrigin(..)
, Declaration(..)
, IdentityDef(..)
, IdentitySegment(..)
, ViewDef(..)
, ViewSegment(..)
, A_Gen(..)
, Interface(..)
, SubInterface(..)
, ObjectDef(..)
, Object(..)
, objAts
, Purpose(..)
, ExplObj(..)
, Expression(..)
, A_Concept(..)
, A_Markup(..)
, AMeaning(..)
, RoleRelation(..)
, Sign(..)
, Population(..)
, GenR
, Association(..)
-- (Poset.<=) is not exported because it requires hiding/qualifying the Prelude.<= or Poset.<= too much
-- import directly from DatabaseDesign.Ampersand.Core.Poset when needed
, (<==>),join,meet,greatest,least,maxima,minima,sortWith
, smallerConcepts, largerConcepts, rootConcepts
, showSign
, aMarkup2String
, module DatabaseDesign.Ampersand.Core.ParseTree -- export all used contstructors of the parsetree, because they have actually become part of the Abstract Syntax Tree.
, (.==.), (.|-.), (./\.), (.\/.), (.-.), (./.), (.\.), (.<>.), (.:.), (.!.), (.*.)
)where
import qualified Prelude
import Prelude hiding (Ord(..), Ordering(..))
import DatabaseDesign.Ampersand.Basics
import DatabaseDesign.Ampersand.Core.ParseTree (MetaObj(..),Meta(..),ConceptDef,Origin(..),Traced(..),PairView(..),PairViewSegment(..),Prop,Lang,Pairs, PandocFormat, P_Markup(..), PMeaning(..), SrcOrTgt(..), isSrc)
import DatabaseDesign.Ampersand.Core.Poset (Poset(..), Sortable(..),Ordering(..),greatest,least,maxima,minima,sortWith)
import DatabaseDesign.Ampersand.Misc
import Text.Pandoc hiding (Meta)
--import Debug.Trace
import Data.List (intercalate,nub,delete)
fatal :: Int -> String -> a
fatal = fatalMsg "Core.AbstractSyntaxTree"
data A_Context
= ACtx{ ctxnm :: String -- ^ The name of this context
, ctxpos :: [Origin] -- ^ The origin of the context. A context can be a merge of a file including other files c.q. a list of Origin.
, ctxlang :: Lang -- ^ The default language used in this context.
, ctxmarkup :: PandocFormat -- ^ The default markup format for free text in this context (currently: LaTeX, ...)
, ctxthms :: [String] -- ^ Names of patterns/processes to be printed in the functional specification. (For partial documents.)
, ctxpats :: [Pattern] -- ^ The patterns defined in this context
, ctxprocs :: [Process] -- ^ The processes defined in this context
, ctxrs :: [Rule] -- ^ All user defined rules in this context, but outside patterns and outside processes
, ctxds :: [Declaration] -- ^ The relations that are declared in this context, outside the scope of patterns
, ctxpopus :: [Population] -- ^ The user defined populations of relations defined in this context, including those from patterns and processes
, ctxcds :: [ConceptDef] -- ^ The concept definitions defined in this context, including those from patterns and processes
, ctxks :: [IdentityDef] -- ^ The identity definitions defined in this context, outside the scope of patterns
, ctxvs :: [ViewDef] -- ^ The view definitions defined in this context, outside the scope of patterns
, ctxgs :: [A_Gen] -- ^ The specialization statements defined in this context, outside the scope of patterns
, ctxgenconcs :: [[A_Concept]] -- ^ A partitioning of all concepts: the union of all these concepts contains all atoms, and the concept-lists are mutually distinct in terms of atoms in one of the mentioned concepts
, ctxifcs :: [Interface] -- ^ The interfaces defined in this context, outside the scope of patterns
, ctxps :: [Purpose] -- ^ The purposes of objects defined in this context, outside the scope of patterns
, ctxsql :: [ObjectDef] -- ^ user defined sqlplugs, taken from the Ampersand script
, ctxphp :: [ObjectDef] -- ^ user defined phpplugs, taken from the Ampersand script
, ctxmetas :: [Meta] -- ^ used for Pandoc authors (and possibly other things)
} --deriving (Show) -- voor debugging
instance Show A_Context where
showsPrec _ c = showString (ctxnm c)
instance Eq A_Context where
c1 == c2 = name c1 == name c2
instance Identified A_Context where
name = ctxnm
data Theme = PatternTheme Pattern | ProcessTheme Process
instance Identified Theme where
name (PatternTheme pat) = name pat
name (ProcessTheme prc) = name prc
instance Traced Theme where
origin (PatternTheme pat) = origin pat
origin (ProcessTheme prc) = origin prc
data Process = Proc { prcNm :: String
, prcPos :: Origin
, prcEnd :: Origin -- ^ the end position in the file, elements with a position between pos and end are elements of this process.
, prcRules :: [Rule]
, prcGens :: [A_Gen]
, prcDcls :: [Declaration]
, prcUps :: [Population] -- ^ The user defined populations in this process
, prcRRuls :: [(String,Rule)] -- ^ The assignment of roles to rules.
, prcRRels :: [(String,Declaration)] -- ^ The assignment of roles to Relations.
, prcIds :: [IdentityDef] -- ^ The identity definitions defined in this process
, prcVds :: [ViewDef] -- ^ The view definitions defined in this process
, prcXps :: [Purpose] -- ^ The motivations of elements defined in this process
}
instance Identified Process where
name = prcNm
instance Traced Process where
origin = prcPos
data RoleRelation
= RR { rrRoles :: [String] -- ^ name of a role
, rrRels :: [Declaration] -- ^ name of a Relation
, rrPos :: Origin -- ^ position in the Ampersand script
} --deriving (Eq, Show) -- just for debugging
instance Traced RoleRelation where
origin = rrPos
data Pattern
= A_Pat { ptnm :: String -- ^ Name of this pattern
, ptpos :: Origin -- ^ the position in the file in which this pattern was declared.
, ptend :: Origin -- ^ the end position in the file, elements with a position between pos and end are elements of this pattern.
, ptrls :: [Rule] -- ^ The user defined rules in this pattern
, ptgns :: [A_Gen] -- ^ The generalizations defined in this pattern
, ptdcs :: [Declaration] -- ^ The relations that are declared in this pattern
, ptups :: [Population] -- ^ The user defined populations in this pattern
, ptrruls :: [(String,Rule)] -- ^ The assignment of roles to rules.
, ptrrels :: [(String,Declaration)] -- ^ The assignment of roles to Relations.
, ptids :: [IdentityDef] -- ^ The identity definitions defined in this pattern
, ptvds :: [ViewDef] -- ^ The view definitions defined in this pattern
, ptxps :: [Purpose] -- ^ The purposes of elements defined in this pattern
} --deriving (Show) -- for debugging purposes
instance Identified Pattern where
name = ptnm
instance Traced Pattern where
origin = ptpos
data A_Markup =
A_Markup { amLang :: Lang -- No Maybe here! In the A-structure, it will be defined by the default if the P-structure does not define it. In the P-structure, the language is optional.
, amFormat :: PandocFormat -- Idem: no Maybe in the A-structure.
, amPandoc :: [Block]
} deriving Show
data RuleOrigin = UserDefined -- This rule was specified explicitly as a rule in the Ampersand script
| Multiplicity -- This rule follows implicitly from the Ampersand script (Because of a property) and generated by a computer
| Identity -- This rule follows implicitly from the Ampersand script (Because of a identity) and generated by a computer
deriving (Show, Eq)
data Rule =
Ru { rrnm :: String -- ^ Name of this rule
, rrexp :: Expression -- ^ The rule expression
, rrfps :: Origin -- ^ Position in the Ampersand file
, rrmean :: AMeaning -- ^ Ampersand generated meaning (for all known languages)
, rrmsg :: [A_Markup] -- ^ User-specified violation messages, possibly more than one, for multiple languages.
, rrviol :: Maybe (PairView Expression) -- ^ Custom presentation for violations, currently only in a single language
, rrtyp :: Sign -- ^ Allocated type
, rrdcl :: Maybe (Prop,Declaration) -- ^ The property, if this rule originates from a property on a Declaration
, r_env :: String -- ^ Name of pattern in which it was defined.
, r_usr :: RuleOrigin -- ^ Where does this rule come from?
, isSignal :: Bool -- ^ True if this is a signal; False if it is an invariant
, srrel :: Declaration -- ^ the signal relation
}
instance Eq Rule where
r==r' = rrnm r==rrnm r'
instance Show Rule where
showsPrec _ x
= showString $ "RULE "++ (if null (name x) then "" else name x++": ")++ show (rrexp x)
instance Traced Rule where
origin = rrfps
instance Identified Rule where
name = rrnm
instance Association Rule where
sign = rrtyp
data RuleType = Implication | Equivalence | Truth deriving (Eq,Show)
data Declaration =
Sgn { decnm :: String -- ^ the name of the declaration
, decsgn :: Sign -- ^ the source and target concepts of the declaration
--multiplicities returns decprps_calc, when it has been calculated. So if you only need the user defined properties do not use multiplicities but decprps
, decprps :: [Prop] -- ^ the user defined multiplicity properties (Uni, Tot, Sur, Inj) and algebraic properties (Sym, Asy, Trn, Rfx)
, decprps_calc :: Maybe [Prop] -- ^ the calculated and user defined multiplicity properties (Uni, Tot, Sur, Inj) and algebraic properties (Sym, Asy, Trn, Rfx, Irf). Note that calculated properties are made by adl2fspec, so in the A-structure decprps and decprps_calc yield exactly the same answer.
, decprL :: String -- ^ three strings, which form the pragma. E.g. if pragma consists of the three strings: "Person ", " is married to person ", and " in Vegas."
, decprM :: String -- ^ then a tuple ("Peter","Jane") in the list of links means that Person Peter is married to person Jane in Vegas.
, decprR :: String
, decMean :: AMeaning -- ^ the meaning of a declaration, for each language supported by Ampersand.
, decfpos :: Origin -- ^ the position in the Ampersand source file where this declaration is declared. Not all decalartions come from the ampersand souce file.
, deciss :: Bool -- ^ if true, this is a signal relation; otherwise it is an ordinary relation.
, decusr :: Bool -- ^ if true, this relation is declared by an author in the Ampersand script; otherwise it was generated by Ampersand.
, decpat :: String -- ^ the pattern where this declaration has been declared.
, decplug :: Bool -- ^ if true, this relation may not be stored in or retrieved from the standard database (it should be gotten from a Plug of some sort instead)
} |
Isn
{ detyp :: A_Concept -- ^ The type
} |
Vs
{ decsgn :: Sign
}
instance Eq Declaration where
d@Sgn{} == d'@Sgn{} = decnm d==decnm d' && decsgn d==decsgn d'
d@Isn{} == d'@Isn{} = detyp d==detyp d'
d@Vs{} == d'@Vs{} = decsgn d==decsgn d'
_ == _ = False
instance Show Declaration where -- For debugging purposes only (and fatal messages)
showsPrec _ decl@Sgn{}
= showString (case decl of
Sgn{} -> name decl++showSign (sign decl)
Isn{} -> "I["++show (detyp decl)++"]" -- Isn{} is of type Declaration and it is implicitly defined
Vs{} -> "V"++show (decsgn decl) )
-- was:
-- = showString (unwords (["RELATION",decnm decl,show (decsgn decl),show (decprps_calc decl)
-- ,"PRAGMA",show (decprL decl),show (decprM decl),show (decprR decl)]
-- ++concatMap showMeaning (ameaMrk (decMean decl))
-- ) )
-- where
-- showMeaning m = "MEANING"
-- : ["IN", show (amLang m)]
-- ++ [show (amFormat m)]
-- ++ ["{+",aMarkup2String m,"-}"]
-- -- then [] else ["MEANING",show (decMean decl)] ))
showsPrec _ d@Isn{} = showString $ "Isn{detyp="++show(detyp d)++"}"
showsPrec _ d@Vs{} = showString $ "V"++showSign(decsgn d)
aMarkup2String :: A_Markup -> String
aMarkup2String a = blocks2String (amFormat a) False (amPandoc a)
data AMeaning = AMeaning { ameaMrk ::[A_Markup]} deriving Show
instance Identified Declaration where
name d@Sgn{} = decnm d
name Isn{} = "I"
name Vs{} = "V"
instance Association Declaration where
sign d = case d of
Sgn {} -> decsgn d
Isn {} -> Sign (detyp d) (detyp d)
Vs {} -> decsgn d
instance Traced Declaration where
origin d = case d of
Sgn{} -> decfpos d
_ -> OriginUnknown
data IdentityDef = Id { idPos :: Origin -- ^ position of this definition in the text of the Ampersand source file (filename, line number and column number).
, idLbl :: String -- ^ the name (or label) of this Identity. The label has no meaning in the Compliant Service Layer, but is used in the generated user interface. It is not an empty string.
, idCpt :: A_Concept -- ^ this expression describes the instances of this object, related to their context
, identityAts :: [IdentitySegment] -- ^ the constituent attributes (i.e. name/expression pairs) of this identity.
} deriving (Eq,Show)
instance Identified IdentityDef where
name = idLbl
instance Traced IdentityDef where
origin = idPos
data IdentitySegment = IdentityExp ObjectDef deriving (Eq, Show) -- TODO: refactor to a list of terms
data ViewDef = Vd { vdpos :: Origin -- ^ position of this definition in the text of the Ampersand source file (filename, line number and column number).
, vdlbl :: String -- ^ the name (or label) of this View. The label has no meaning in the Compliant Service Layer, but is used in the generated user interface. It is not an empty string.
, vdcpt :: A_Concept -- ^ this expression describes the instances of this object, related to their context
, vdats :: [ViewSegment] -- ^ the constituent attributes (i.e. name/expression pairs) of this view.
} deriving (Eq,Show)
instance Identified ViewDef where
name = vdlbl
instance Traced ViewDef where
origin = vdpos
data ViewSegment = ViewExp ObjectDef | ViewText String | ViewHtml String deriving (Eq, Show)
-- | data structure A_Gen contains the CLASSIFY statements from an Ampersand script
-- CLASSIFY Employee ISA Person translates to Isa (C "Person") (C "Employee")
-- CLASSIFY Workingstudent IS Employee/\Student translates to IsE orig (C "Workingstudent") [C "Employee",C "Student"]
data A_Gen = Isa { genspc :: A_Concept -- ^ specific concept
, gengen :: A_Concept -- ^ generic concept
}
| IsE { genspc :: A_Concept -- ^ specific concept
, genrhs :: [A_Concept] -- ^ concepts of which the conjunction is equivalent to the specific concept
}
instance Show A_Gen where
-- This show is used in error messages. It should therefore not display the term's type
showsPrec _ g =
case g of
Isa{} -> showString ("CLASSIFY "++show (genspc g)++" ISA "++show (gengen g))
IsE{} -> showString ("CLASSIFY "++show (genspc g)++" IS "++intercalate " /\\ " (map show (genrhs g)))
-- | this function takes all generalisation relations from the context and a concept and delivers a list of all concepts that are more specific than the given concept.
-- If there are no cycles in the generalization graph, cpt cannot be an element of smallerConcepts gens cpt.
smallerConcepts :: [A_Gen] -> A_Concept -> [A_Concept]
smallerConcepts gens cpt
= nub$ oneSmaller ++ concatMap (smallerConcepts gens) oneSmaller
where oneSmaller = delete cpt. nub $ [ genspc g | g@Isa{}<-gens, gengen g==cpt ]++[ genspc g | g@IsE{}<-gens, cpt `elem` genrhs g ]
-- | this function takes all generalisation relations from the context and a concept and delivers a list of all concepts that are more generic than the given concept.
largerConcepts :: [A_Gen] -> A_Concept -> [A_Concept]
largerConcepts gens cpt
= nub$ oneLarger ++ concatMap (largerConcepts gens) oneLarger
where oneLarger = delete cpt. nub $[ gengen g | g@Isa{}<-gens, genspc g==cpt ]++[ c | g@IsE{}<-gens, genspc g==cpt, c<-genrhs g ]
-- | this function returns the most generic concepts in the class of a given concept
rootConcepts :: [A_Gen] -> [A_Concept] -> [A_Concept]
rootConcepts gens cpts = [ root | root<-nub $ [ c | cpt<-cpts, c<-largerConcepts gens cpt ] `uni` cpts
, root `notElem` [ genspc g | g@Isa{}<-gens]++[c | g@IsE{}<-gens, c<-genrhs g ]
]
data Interface = Ifc { ifcParams :: [Expression] -- Only primitive expressions are allowed!
, ifcArgs :: [[String]]
, ifcRoles :: [String]
, ifcObj :: ObjectDef -- NOTE: this top-level ObjectDef is contains the interface itself (ie. name and expression)
, ifcPos :: Origin
, ifcPrp :: String
} deriving Show
instance Eq Interface where
s==s' = name s==name s'
instance Identified Interface where
name = name . ifcObj
instance Traced Interface where
origin = ifcPos
objAts :: ObjectDef -> [ObjectDef]
objAts obj
= case objmsub obj of
Nothing -> []
Just (InterfaceRef _) -> []
Just (Box _ objs) -> objs
class Object a where
concept :: a -> A_Concept -- the type of the object
attributes :: a -> [ObjectDef] -- the objects defined within the object
contextOf :: a -> Expression -- the context expression
instance Object ObjectDef where
concept obj = target (objctx obj)
attributes = objAts
contextOf = objctx
data ObjectDef = Obj { objnm :: String -- ^ view name of the object definition. The label has no meaning in the Compliant Service Layer, but is used in the generated user interface if it is not an empty string.
, objpos :: Origin -- ^ position of this definition in the text of the Ampersand source file (filename, line number and column number)
, objctx :: Expression -- ^ this expression describes the instances of this object, related to their context.
, objmsub :: Maybe SubInterface -- ^ the attributes, which are object definitions themselves.
, objstrs :: [[String]] -- ^ directives that specify the interface.
} deriving (Eq, Show) -- just for debugging (zie ook instance Show ObjectDef)
instance Identified ObjectDef where
name = objnm
instance Traced ObjectDef where
origin = objpos
data SubInterface = Box A_Concept [ObjectDef] | InterfaceRef String deriving (Eq, Show)
-- | Explanation is the intended constructor. It explains the purpose of the object it references.
-- The enrichment process of the parser must map the names (from PPurpose) to the actual objects
data Purpose = Expl { explPos :: Origin -- ^ The position in the Ampersand script of this purpose definition
, explObj :: ExplObj -- ^ The object that is explained.
, explMarkup :: A_Markup -- ^ This field contains the text of the explanation including language and markup info.
, explUserdefd :: Bool -- ^ Is this purpose defined in the script?
, explRefIds :: [String] -- ^ The references of the explaination
}
instance Eq Purpose where
x0 == x1 = explObj x0 == explObj x1 &&
(amLang . explMarkup) x0 == (amLang . explMarkup) x1
instance Traced Purpose where
origin = explPos
data Population -- The user defined populations
= PRelPopu { popdcl :: Declaration
, popps :: Pairs -- The user-defined pairs that populate the relation
}
| PCptPopu { popcpt :: A_Concept
, popas :: [String] -- The user-defined atoms that populate the concept
} deriving Eq
data ExplObj = ExplConceptDef ConceptDef
| ExplDeclaration Declaration
| ExplRule String
| ExplIdentityDef String
| ExplViewDef String
| ExplPattern String
| ExplProcess String
| ExplInterface String
| ExplContext String
deriving (Show ,Eq)
data Expression
= EEqu (Expression,Expression) -- ^ equivalence =
| EImp (Expression,Expression) -- ^ implication |-
| EIsc (Expression,Expression) -- ^ intersection /\
| EUni (Expression,Expression) -- ^ union \/
| EDif (Expression,Expression) -- ^ difference -
| ELrs (Expression,Expression) -- ^ left residual /
| ERrs (Expression,Expression) -- ^ right residual \
| EDia (Expression,Expression) -- ^ diamond <>
| ECps (Expression,Expression) -- ^ composition ;
| ERad (Expression,Expression) -- ^ relative addition !
| EPrd (Expression,Expression) -- ^ cartesian product *
| EKl0 Expression -- ^ Rfx.Trn closure * (Kleene star)
| EKl1 Expression -- ^ Transitive closure + (Kleene plus)
| EFlp Expression -- ^ conversion (flip, wok) ~
| ECpl Expression -- ^ Complement
| EBrk Expression -- ^ bracketed expression ( ... )
| EDcD Declaration -- ^ simple declaration
| EDcI A_Concept -- ^ Identity relation
| EEps A_Concept Sign -- ^ Epsilon relation (introduced by the system to ensure we compare concepts by equality only.
| EDcV Sign -- ^ Cartesian product relation
| EMp1 String A_Concept -- ^ constant (string between single quotes)
deriving (Eq,Show)
(.==.), (.|-.), (./\.), (.\/.), (.-.), (./.), (.\.), (.<>.), (.:.), (.!.), (.*.) :: Expression -> Expression -> Expression
infixl 1 .==. -- equivalence
infixl 1 .|-. -- implication
infixl 2 ./\. -- intersection
infixl 2 .\/. -- union
infixl 4 .-. -- difference
infixl 6 ./. -- left residual
infixl 6 .\. -- right residual
infixl 6 .<>. -- diamond
infixl 8 .:. -- composition -- .;. was unavailable, because Haskell's scanner does not recognize it as an operator.
infixl 8 .!. -- relative addition
infixl 8 .*. -- cartesian product
-- SJ 20130118: The fatals are superfluous, but only if the type checker works correctly. Once we have sufficient confidence, they can be removed for performance reasons.
l .==. r = if source l/=source r || target l/=target r then fatal 424 ("Cannot equate (with operator \"==\") expression\n "++show l++"\n with "++show r++".") else
EEqu (l,r)
l .|-. r = if source l/=source r || target l/=target r then fatal 426 ("Cannot include (with operator \"|-\") expression\n "++show l++"\n with "++show r++".") else
EImp (l,r)
l ./\. r = if source l/=source r || target l/=target r then fatal 428 ("Cannot intersect (with operator \"/\\\") expression\n "++show l++"\n with "++show r++".") else
EIsc (l,r)
l .\/. r = if source l/=source r || target l/=target r then fatal 430 ("Cannot unite (with operator \"\\/\") expression\n "++show l++"\n with "++show r++".") else
EUni (l,r)
l .-. r = if source l/=source r || target l/=target r then fatal 432 ("Cannot subtract (with operator \"-\") expression\n "++show l++"\n with "++show r++".") else
EDif (l,r)
l ./. r = if target l/=target r then fatal 434 ("Cannot residuate (with operator \"/\") expression\n "++show l++"\n with "++show r++".") else
ELrs (l,r)
l .\. r = if source l/=source r then fatal 436 ("Cannot residuate (with operator \"\\\") expression\n "++show l++"\n with "++show r++".") else
ERrs (l,r)
l .<>. r = if source l/=target r then fatal 438 ("Cannot use diamond operator \"<>\") on\n "++show l++"\n and "++show r++".") else
EDia (l,r)
l .:. r = if source r/=target l then fatal 440 ("Cannot compose (with operator \";\") expression\n "++show l++"\n with "++show r++".") else
ECps (l,r)
l .!. r = if source r/=target l then fatal 442 ("Cannot add (with operator \"!\") expression\n "++show l++"\n with "++show r++".") else
ERad (l,r)
l .*. r = -- SJC: always fits! No fatal here..
EPrd (l,r)
{- For the operators /, \, ;, ! and * we must not check whether the intermediate types exist.
Suppose the user says GEN Student ISA Person and GEN Employee ISA Person, then Student `join` Employee has a name (i.e. Person), but Student `meet` Employee
does not. In that case, -(r!s) (with target r=Student and source s=Employee) is defined, but -r;-s is not.
So in order to let -(r!s) be equal to -r;-s we must not check for the existence of these types, for the Rotterdam paper already shows that this is fine.
-}
instance Flippable Expression where
flp expr = case expr of
EEqu (l,r) -> EEqu (flp l, flp r)
EImp (l,r) -> EImp (flp l, flp r)
EIsc (l,r) -> EIsc (flp l, flp r)
EUni (l,r) -> EUni (flp l, flp r)
EDif (l,r) -> EDif (flp l, flp r)
ELrs (l,r) -> ERrs (flp r, flp l)
ERrs (l,r) -> ELrs (flp r, flp l)
EDia (l,r) -> EDia (flp r, flp l)
ECps (l,r) -> ECps (flp r, flp l)
ERad (l,r) -> ERad (flp r, flp l)
EPrd (l,r) -> EPrd (flp r, flp l)
EFlp e -> e
ECpl e -> ECpl (flp e)
EKl0 e -> EKl0 (flp e)
EKl1 e -> EKl1 (flp e)
EBrk f -> EBrk (flp f)
EDcD{} -> EFlp expr
EDcI{} -> expr
EEps i sgn -> EEps i (flp sgn)
EDcV sgn -> EDcV (flp sgn)
EMp1{} -> expr
instance Association Expression where
sign (EEqu (l,r)) = Sign (source l) (target r)
sign (EImp (l,r)) = Sign (source l) (target r)
sign (EIsc (l,r)) = Sign (source l) (target r)
sign (EUni (l,r)) = Sign (source l) (target r)
sign (EDif (l,r)) = Sign (source l) (target r)
sign (ELrs (l,r)) = Sign (source l) (source r)
sign (ERrs (l,r)) = Sign (target l) (target r)
sign (EDia (l,r)) = Sign (source l) (target r)
sign (ECps (l,r)) = Sign (source l) (target r)
sign (ERad (l,r)) = Sign (source l) (target r)
sign (EPrd (l,r)) = Sign (source l) (target r)
sign (EKl0 e) = sign e
sign (EKl1 e) = sign e
sign (EFlp e) = flp (sign e)
sign (ECpl e) = sign e
sign (EBrk e) = sign e
sign (EDcD d) = sign d
sign (EDcI c) = Sign c c
sign (EEps _ sgn) = sgn
sign (EDcV sgn) = sgn
sign (EMp1 _ c) = Sign c c
showSign :: Association a => a -> String
showSign x = let Sign s t = sign x in "["++name s++"*"++name t++"]"
-- The following definition of concept is used in the type checker only.
-- It is called Concept, meaning "type checking concept"
data A_Concept
= PlainConcept { cptnm :: String } -- ^PlainConcept nm represents the set of instances cs by name nm.
| ONE -- ^The universal Singleton: 'I'['Anything'] = 'V'['Anything'*'Anything']
instance Eq A_Concept where
PlainConcept{cptnm=a} == PlainConcept{cptnm=b} = a==b
ONE == ONE = True
_ == _ = False
instance Identified A_Concept where
name PlainConcept{cptnm = nm} = nm
name ONE = "ONE"
instance Show A_Concept where
showsPrec _ c = showString (name c)
data Sign = Sign A_Concept A_Concept deriving Eq
instance Show Sign where
showsPrec _ (Sign s t) =
showString ( "[" ++ show s ++ "*" ++ show t ++ "]" )
instance Association Sign where
source (Sign s _) = s
target (Sign _ t) = t
sign sgn = sgn
instance Flippable Sign where
flp (Sign s t) = Sign t s
class Association rel where
source, target :: rel -> A_Concept -- e.g. Declaration -> Concept
source x = source (sign x)
target x = target (sign x)
sign :: rel -> Sign
isEndo :: rel -> Bool
isEndo s = source s == target s
{-
-- a <= b means that concept a is more specific than b and b is more generic than a. For instance 'Elephant' <= 'Animal'
-- The generalization relation <= between concepts is a partial order.
-- Partiality reflects the fact that not every pair of concepts of a specification need be related.
-- Although meets, joins and sorting of all concepts may be meaningless, within classes of comparable concepts it is meaningfull.
-- See Core.Poset to see how these functions are defined for the meaningfull cases only.
-- Core.Poset is based and partly copied from http://hackage.haskell.org/package/altfloat-0.3.1 intended to sort floats and more
-- A partial order is by definition reflexive, antisymmetric, and transitive
-- For every concept a and b in Ampersand, the following rule holds: a<b || b<a || a==b || a <==> b || a<\=> b
-- Every concept drags around the same partial order represented by
-- + a compare function (A_Concept->A_Concept->Ordering)
-- + and a list of comparable classes [[A_Concept]]
-}
type GenR = ( A_Concept -> A_Concept -> Ordering -- gE: the ordering relation, which yields EQ, LT, GT, CP, or NC
, [[A_Concept]] -- join classes. Each class corresponds to a (scalar, binary or wide) entity later on in the database generator.
, [(A_Concept,A_Concept)] -- the smallest set of pairs that produces the ordering relation gE
, A_Concept -> A_Concept -> [A_Concept] -- c `elem` (a `meets` b) means that c<=q and c<=b
, A_Concept -> A_Concept -> [A_Concept] -- c `elem` (a `joins` b) means that c>=q and c>=b
)
{- not used, but may be handy for debugging
showOrder :: A_Concept -> String
showOrder x = "\nComparability classes:"++ind++intercalate ind (map show classes)
where (_,classes,_,_,_) = cptgE x; ind = "\n "
-}