// -*- c-basic-offset: 4 -*- /** @file graph.h * * Some graph functions needed.. Should be replaced with bgl, * the graph library from BOOST * * @author Pablo d'Angelo * * $Id$ * * This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or * modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public * License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either * version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. * * This software is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU * Lesser General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public * License along with this software; if not, write to the Free Software * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA * */ #ifndef _HUGIN_MATH_GRAPH_H #define _HUGIN_MATH_GRAPH_H #include #include #include #include namespace hugin_utils { // some typedefs for graphs represented with stl stuff. typedef std::vector AdjList; typedef std::vector AdjListGraph; /** find subgraphs * * Actually, we could just use the BOOST graph library instead * of hacking our own graph functions. */ void findSubGraphs(AdjListGraph & graph, std::vector & subgraphStart); struct GraphEdge { GraphEdge(int a, int b) { // insert in order to be able to compare easily if (a < b) { n1 = a; n2 = b; } else { n1 = b; n2 = a; } }; bool operator==(const GraphEdge & o) const { return ( n1 == o.n1 && n2 == o.n2); } bool operator<(const GraphEdge & o) const { return n1 < o.n1 || (!(o.n1 < n1) && n2 < o.n2); } int n1; int n2; }; /** traverse a graph, and run visitor on every vertice - vertice edge * encounterd */ template void traverseEdges(const AdjListGraph & graph, int startNode, FUNCTOR & visitor) { DEBUG_DEBUG("start: " << startNode); // keep track of visited nodes std::setvisited; // queue of nodes that need to be visited std::queue nextNodes; nextNodes.push(startNode); // as long as we can traverse further while(nextNodes.size() != 0) { // current node int cNode = nextNodes.front(); nextNodes.pop(); DEBUG_DEBUG("current node: " << cNode); // visit neighbours for (AdjList::const_iterator it = graph[cNode].begin(); it != graph[cNode].end(); ++it) { GraphEdge e(cNode,*it); if (! set_contains(visited, e)) { // we have found edge that hasn't been visited DEBUG_DEBUG("visiting link" << cNode << " to " << *it); visited.insert(e); visitor(cNode,*it); // examine neighbours, add to the queue. nextNodes.push(*it); } else { DEBUG_DEBUG("link already visited: " << cNode << " to " << *it); } } } } /** traverse graph vertices */ template void traverseVertices(const AdjListGraph & graph, int start, FUNCTOR & visitor) { // keep track of visited nodes std::setvisited; // queue of nodes that need to be visited std::queue nextNodes; nextNodes.push(start); // as long as we can traverse further while(nextNodes.size() != 0) { // current node int cNode = nextNodes.front(); nextNodes.pop(); // we have visited this node visitor(cNode); visited.insert(cNode); // visit neighbours for (AdjList::const_iterator it = graph[cNode].begin(); it != graph[cNode].end(); ++it) { if (! set_contains(visited, *it)) { // examine neighbours, add to the subgraph and queue. nextNodes.push(*it); } } } } /** removes vertices from the set */ struct RemoveVisitor { RemoveVisitor(std::set & vertices) : m_vert(vertices) { }; void operator()(int vert1) { m_vert.erase(vert1); } std::set & m_vert; }; /** remember/track all visited vertices */ struct TrackVisitor { void operator()(int vert1) { m_vert.insert(vert1); } std::set & getTraversed() { return m_vert; } std::set m_vert; }; } // namespace #endif // _H