set_matlab_bgl_default.m

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function old_default = set_matlab_bgl_default(options)
% SET_MATLAB_BGL_DEFAULT Sets a default option for the Matlab BGL interface
%
% old_default = set_matlab_bgl_default(options)
% options.istrans: the input matrices are already transposed [{0} | 1]
% options.nocheck: skip the input checking [{0} | 1]
% options.full2sparse: convert full matrices to sparse [{0} | 1]
%
% to get the current set of default options, call
% options = set_matlab_bgl_default()
%
% These options can make the Matlab BGL interface more efficient by
% eliminating the copying operations that occur between Matlab's structures
% and the BGL structures.  However, they are more difficult to use and are
% disabled by default.
%
% Generally, they are best used when you want to perform a large series of
% computations.
%
% e.g.
% % tranpose the matrix initially...
% At = A'
% old_options = set_matlab_bgl_default(struct('istrans',1));
% % perform a bunch of graph work with At...
% d1 = dfs(At,1); d2 = dfs(At,2); ...
% % restore the old options 
% set_matlab_bgl_default(old_options);

persistent default_options;
if (~isa(default_options,'struct'))
    % initial default options
    default_options = struct('istrans', 0, 'nocheck', 0, 'full2sparse', 0);
end;

if (nargin == 0)
    old_default = default_options;
else
    old_default = default_options;
    default_options = merge_structs(options, default_options);
end;