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Class Foam::BinaryExpression Description Binary expression class. Wraps a two sub-types which may be other expressions or expressionable containers or constant values. Applies a binary operation to the output of these sub-expressions. Note the specialisation of this class. This stores a sub-expression if it is provided as an r-value, thereby ensuring that it remains in scope as long as the outer expression does. And it takes a constant reference if a sub-expression is provided as a reference, which ensures that copies are not made unnecessarily. \*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #ifndef BinaryExpression_H #define BinaryExpression_H #include "expressionContainers.H" #include "expressionOperate.H" #include "expressionName.H" // * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * // namespace Foam { /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*\ Class BinaryExpression Declaration \*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ template struct BinaryExpression : public expression::expression { A a; B b; BinaryExpression(A&& a, B&& b) : a(std::move(a)), b(std::move(b)) {} }; template class BinaryExpression : public expression::expression { const ConditionalIfBaseOf, nil> tb_; public: A a; const B& b; BinaryExpression(A&& a, const B& b) : a(std::move(a)), b(b) {} BinaryExpression(A&& a, const tmp& tb) : tb_(tb, true), a(std::move(a)), b(tb_()) { tb.clear(); } }; template class BinaryExpression : public expression::expression { const ConditionalIfBaseOf, nil> ta_; public: const A& a; B b; BinaryExpression(const A& a, B&& b) : a(a), b(std::move(b)) {} BinaryExpression(const tmp& ta, B&& b) : ta_(ta, true), a(ta_()), b(std::move(b)) { ta.clear(); } }; template class BinaryExpression : public expression::expression { const ConditionalIfBaseOf, nil> ta_; const ConditionalIfBaseOf, nil> tb_; public: const A& a; const B& b; BinaryExpression(const A& a, const B& b) : a(a), b(b) {} BinaryExpression(const tmp& ta, const B& b) : ta_(ta, true), a(ta_()), b(b) { ta.clear(); } BinaryExpression(const A& a, const tmp& tb) : tb_(tb, true), a(a), b(tb_()) { tb.clear(); } BinaryExpression(const tmp& ta, const tmp& tb) : ta_(ta, true), tb_(tb, true), a(ta_()), b(tb_()) { ta.clear(); tb.clear(); } }; // * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * // namespace expression { // * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * // //- Helper type definitions and functions for forwarding the sub-expressions as // arguments. If the type is a binary expression, then forward the // sub-expression, otherwise forward the type itself. template struct ArgA { using type = Type; }; template struct ArgB { using type = Type; }; template struct ArgA> { using type = A; }; template struct ArgB> { using type = B; }; template using ArgAType = typename ArgA::type; template using ArgBType = typename ArgB::type; template const Type& argA(const Type& t) { return t; } template const Type& argB(const Type& t) { return t; } template Type& argA(Type& t) { return t; } template Type& argB(Type& t) { return t; } template const A& argA(const BinaryExpression& e) { return e.a; } template const B& argB(const BinaryExpression& e) { return e.b; } template A& argA(BinaryExpression& e) { return e.a; } template B& argB(BinaryExpression& e) { return e.b; } // * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * // //- Specialise Expressionable for the binary expression. A binary expression is // considered expressionable if either of it's sub-expressions are // expressionable. template struct Expressionable> : public std::conditional < ( Expressionable>::value < 0 || Expressionable>::value < 0 ), notExpressionable, typename std::conditional < ( Expressionable>::value > Expressionable>::value ), Expressionable>, Expressionable> >::type >::type {}; template struct Expressionable, Arguments> : public std::conditional < ( Expressionable < std::decay_t, Arguments ...> >::value > Expressionable < std::decay_t, Arguments ...> >::value ), Expressionable < std::decay_t, Arguments ...> >, Expressionable < std::decay_t, Arguments ...> > >::type {}; // * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * // //- Specialise AllContainers and TypeContainers for the binary expression so // that access is forwarded to the sub-expressions template struct AllContainers < BinaryExpression, EnableIfExpressionable> > { using allContainersA = AllContainers>; using allContainersB = AllContainers>; static const unsigned n = allContainersA::n + allContainersB::n; using type = typename std::conditional < ( Expressionable::value > Expressionable::value ), typename allContainersA::type, typename allContainersB::type >::type; template static std::enable_if_t < (I < allContainersA::n), typename Property::type > get ( const BinaryExpression& e ) { return allContainersA::template get(e.a); } template static std::enable_if_t < (I >= allContainersA::n), typename Property::type > get ( const BinaryExpression& e ) { return allContainersB::template get ( e.b ); } template static void get ( const BinaryExpression& e, FixedList& result ) { allContainersA::template get(e.a, result); allContainersB::template get ( e.b, result ); } }; template struct TypeContainers < BinaryExpression, Type, EnableIfNotBaseOf> > { using typeContainersA = TypeContainers, Type>; using typeContainersB = TypeContainers, Type>; static const unsigned n = typeContainersA::n + typeContainersB::n; template static std::enable_if_t < (I < typeContainersA::n), typename Property::type > get ( const BinaryExpression& e ) { return typeContainersA::template get(e.a); } template static std::enable_if_t < (I >= typeContainersA::n), typename Property::type > get ( const BinaryExpression& e ) { return typeContainersB::template get ( e.b ); } template static void get ( const BinaryExpression& e, FixedList& result ) { typeContainersA::template get(e.a, result); typeContainersB::template get ( e.b, result ); } }; // * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * // //- Specialise Operate for the binary expression so that operations are // forwarded to the sub-expressions. // // Note different specialisations for expressionable and non-expressionable // binary expressions. The non-expressionable specialisation access returns a // value as calculated by the operation, whilst the expressionable // specialisation returns another expression containing the accessed // sub-types. In this way, the expressions can be nested, with each level // generating an appropriate type to which an element of an expressionable // container (container of containers, etc...) can be assigned. template struct BinaryExpressionOperateBase { using operateA = Operate, Arguments ...>>; using operateB = Operate, Arguments ...>>; struct compareA { static bool compare ( const BinaryExpression& e, const Args& ... args ) { return operateA::compare(e.a, argA(args) ...); } }; struct compareB { static bool compare ( const BinaryExpression& e, const Args& ... args ) { return operateB::compare(e.b, argB(args) ...); } }; static bool compare ( const BinaryExpression& e, const Args& ... args ) { return std::conditional < (Expressionable>::value > 0), compareA, compareB >::type::compare(e, args ...); } static void advance ( const BinaryExpression& e, Args& ... args ) { operateA::advance(e.a, argA(args) ...); operateB::advance(e.b, argB(args) ...); } }; template struct Operate < BinaryExpression, Arguments, EnableIfNotExpressionable, Args ...> > : public BinaryExpressionOperateBase { using operateA = typename BinaryExpressionOperateBase::operateA; using operateB = typename BinaryExpressionOperateBase::operateB; using type = decltype ( Op::value ( std::declval(), std::declval() ) ); static type access ( const BinaryExpression& e, const Args& ... args ) { return Op::value ( operateA::access(e.a, argA(args) ...), operateB::access(e.b, argB(args) ...) ); } }; template struct Operate < BinaryExpression, Arguments, EnableIfExpressionable, Args ...> > : public BinaryExpressionOperateBase { using operateA = typename BinaryExpressionOperateBase::operateA; using operateB = typename BinaryExpressionOperateBase::operateB; using type = BinaryExpression < typename operateA::type, typename operateB::type, Op >; static type access ( const BinaryExpression& e, const Args& ... args ) { return type ( operateA::access(e.a, argA(args) ...), operateB::access(e.b, argB(args) ...) ); } }; // * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * // //- Specialise Operation for the binary expression. Take the base operator type // and precedence from the operation parameter. template struct Operation> { using type = Op; static const signed char precedence = Op::precedence; }; //- Specialise Name for the binary expression. Wraps the names of the // sub-expressions in the name of the operation, adding brackets if the // relative precedence of the operations requires it. template struct Name < BinaryExpression, EnableIfExpressionable> > { using nameA = Name>; using nameB = Name>; static word& append(word& name, const BinaryExpression& e) { name.append(Op::prefix); if ( Op::precedence != Operation::precedence && Operation::precedence != Operation::precedence && Op::precedence > Operation::precedence ) { name.append('('); nameA::append(name, e.a); name.append(')'); } else { nameA::append(name, e.a); } name.append(Op::infix); if ( Op::precedence != Operation::precedence && Operation::precedence != Operation::precedence && ( Op::precedence > Operation::precedence || ( Op::precedence == Operation::precedence && !Op::associative ) ) ) { name.append('('); nameB::append(name, e.b); name.append(')'); } else { nameB::append(name, e.b); } return name.append(Op::postfix); } static word value(const BinaryExpression& e) { word name; return append(name, e); } }; // * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * // } // End namespace expression } // End namespace Foam // * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * // #endif // ************************************************************************* //