📄 directedacyclicgraphadaptor.java
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package salvo.jesus.graph.adaptor;import salvo.jesus.graph.*;import salvo.jesus.graph.algorithm.*;import salvo.jesus.graph.listener.*;import java.util.*;/** * DirectedAcyclicGraphAdaptor allows an underlying DirectedGraph to be viewed * as a DirectedAcyclicGraph. This is useful when you know a DirectedGraph * contains no cycles, and want to use it in an algorithm that expects a DAG. * The DirectedGraph has the DAG property enforced for as long as * the adaptor is attached. * * @author John V. Sichi */public class DirectedAcyclicGraphAdaptor extends DirectedGraphDelegator implements DirectedAcyclicGraph{ /** * Delegate object to handle topological sorting */ private TopologicalSorting m_sorter; /** * Enforce DAG on underlying graph. */ private DirectedAcyclicGraphListener m_listener; /** * Create a view of a DirectedGraph as a DAG. * * @exception CycleException if the given graph already contains cycles */ public DirectedAcyclicGraphAdaptor(DirectedGraph graph) throws CycleException { super(graph); CycleDetectionAlgorithm cycleDetector = new CycleDetectionAlgorithmDFS(graph); if (cycleDetector.detectCycles()) { throw new CycleException(); } m_listener = new DirectedAcyclicGraphListener(this); m_sorter = new TopologicalSorting(this); } /** * Destroy this adaptor, making the underlying graph free to violate the * DAG property in future modifications. */ public void destroy() { removeListener(m_listener); } public List getRoot() { return m_listener.getRoot(); } public List topologicalSort() { return m_sorter.traverse(); } public List reverseTopologicalSort() { return m_sorter.reverseTraverse(); } public List topologicalSort(Vertex startat) { return m_sorter.traverse(startat); } public List reverseTopologicalSort(Vertex startat) { return m_sorter.reverseTraverse(startat); }}// End DirectedAcyclicGraphAdaptor.java
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