twee-lib-2.6.1: Twee/Equation.hs
-- | Equations.
{-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies #-}
module Twee.Equation where
import Twee.Base
import Control.Monad
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-- * Equations.
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data Equation f =
(:=:) {
eqn_lhs :: {-# UNPACK #-} !(Term f),
eqn_rhs :: {-# UNPACK #-} !(Term f) }
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show)
type EquationOf a = Equation (ConstantOf a)
instance Symbolic (Equation f) where
type ConstantOf (Equation f) = f
termsDL (t :=: u) = termsDL t `mplus` termsDL u
subst_ sub (t :=: u) = subst_ sub t :=: subst_ sub u
instance (Intern f, PrettyTerm f) => Pretty (Equation f) where
pPrint (x :=: y) = pPrint x <+> text "=" <+> pPrint y
-- | Order an equation roughly left-to-right, and
-- canonicalise its variables.
-- There is no guarantee that the result is oriented.
order :: Function f => Equation f -> Equation f
order (l :=: r)
-- If the two terms have the same skeleton,
-- then take whichever orientation gives a simpler equation
| gl == gr =
if eq1 == eq2 || orderedSimplerThan eq1 eq2 then eq1 else eq2
-- Otherwise, the LHS should be the term with the greater skeleton
| gl `lessEq` gr = eq2
| otherwise = eq1
where
gl = ground l
gr = ground r
eq1 = canonicalise (l :=: r)
eq2 = canonicalise (r :=: l)
-- Helper for 'order' and 'simplerThan'
orderedSimplerThan :: Function f => Equation f -> Equation f -> Bool
orderedSimplerThan (t1 :=: u1) (t2 :=: u2) =
t1 `lessEqSkolem` t2 && (t1 /= t2 || ((u1 `lessEqSkolem` u2 && u1 /= u2)))
-- | Apply a function to both sides of an equation.
bothSides :: (Term f -> Term f') -> Equation f -> Equation f'
bothSides f (t :=: u) = f t :=: f u
-- | Is an equation of the form t = t?
trivial :: Eq f => Equation f -> Bool
trivial (t :=: u) = t == u
-- | A total order on equations. Equations with lesser terms are smaller.
simplerThan :: Function f => Equation f -> Equation f -> Bool
eq1 `simplerThan` eq2 =
order eq1 `orderedSimplerThan` order eq2
-- | Match one equation against another.
matchEquation :: Equation f -> Equation f -> Maybe (Subst f)
matchEquation (pat1 :=: pat2) (t1 :=: t2) = do
sub <- match pat1 t1
matchIn sub pat2 t2