Source for file Graph.php
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* The Graph.php file contains the definition of the Structures_Graph class
* @package Structures_Graph
require_once 'Structures/Graph/Node.php';
define('STRUCTURES_GRAPH_ERROR_GENERIC', 100 );
/* class Structures_Graph {{{ */
* The Structures_Graph class represents a graph data structure.
* A Graph is a data structure composed by a set of nodes, connected by arcs.
* Graphs may either be directed or undirected. In a directed graph, arcs are
* directional, and can be traveled only one way. In an undirected graph, arcs
* are bidirectional, and can be traveled both ways.
* @author Sérgio Carvalho <sergio.carvalho@portugalmail.com>
* @copyright (c) 2004 by Sérgio Carvalho
* @package Structures_Graph
* @param boolean Set to true if the graph is directed. Set to false if it is not directed. (Optional, defaults to true)
$this->_directed = $directed;
* Return true if a graph is directed
* @return boolean true if the graph is directed
return (boolean) $this->_directed;
* Add a Node to the Graph
* @param Structures_Graph_Node The node to be added.
if (!is_a($newNode, 'Structures_Graph_Node')) return Pear ::raiseError ('Structures_Graph::addNode received an object that is not a Structures_Graph_Node', STRUCTURES_GRAPH_ERROR_GENERIC);
// Graphs are node *sets*, so duplicates are forbidden. We allow nodes that are exactly equal, but disallow equal references.
foreach($this->_nodes as $key => $node) {
ZE1 equality operators choke on the recursive cycle introduced by the _graph field in the Node object.
So, we'll check references the hard way (change $this->_nodes[$key] and check if the change reflects in
$savedData = $this->_nodes[$key];
$referenceIsEqualFlag = false;
$this->_nodes[$key] = true;
$this->_nodes[$key] = false;
if ($node === false ) $referenceIsEqualFlag = true;
$this->_nodes[$key] = $savedData;
if ($referenceIsEqualFlag) return Pear ::raiseError ('Structures_Graph::addNode received an object that is a duplicate for this dataset', STRUCTURES_GRAPH_ERROR_GENERIC);
$this->_nodes[] = & $newNode;
$newNode->setGraph ($this);
/* removeNode (unimplemented) {{{ */
* Remove a Node from the Graph
* @todo This is unimplemented
* @param Structures_Graph_Node The node to be removed from the graph
* Return the node set, in no particular order. For ordered node sets, use a Graph Manipulator insted.
* @see Structures_Graph_Manipulator_TopologicalSorter
* @return array The set of nodes in this graph
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