5_attributes.cpp File Reference

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#include "libfaudes.h"

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Tutorial, attributes.

The StateSet, the EventSet and the TransitionSet of the Generator accept a template parameter to specify attributes for the respective entity. There is also a parameter to specify attributes of the generator itself. This tutorial illustrates how to use the attribute parameter to distinguish controllabel events. Note that there is a more convenient class System for this particular purpose (see 4_cgenerator.cpp)

/** @file 5_attributes.cpp
 
Tutorial, attributes. 
 
The StateSet, the EventSet and the TransitionSet of the Generator
accept a template parameter to specify attributes for the respective entity.
There is also a parameter to specify attributes of the generator itself. This tutorial
illustrates how to use the attribute parameter to distinguish controllabel events. 
Note that there is a more convenient class System for this particular
purpose (see 4_cgenerator.cpp)
 
@ingroup Tutorials 
 
@include 5_attributes.cpp
 
*/
 
 
 
#include "libfaudes.h"
 
 
// we make the faudes namespace available to our program
 
using namespace faudes;
 
 
/////////////////
// main program
/////////////////
 
int main() {
 
  // convenience typedef for a generator with event flags
  typedef TaGenerator<AttributeVoid,AttributeVoid,AttributeFlags,AttributeVoid> fGenerator; 
  typedef TaEventSet<AttributeFlags> fEventSet;
 
  // instantiate generator object
  fGenerator fg1;
 
  // read from std generator file, all attributes take the default value
  fg1.Read("data/simplemachine.gen");
 
  // set a flag: 1. read the attribute (e.g. by event index)
  AttributeFlags aflag = fg1.EventAttribute(1); 
 
  // set a flag: 2. use attribute methods to manipulate
  aflag.Set(0x0000000f);
 
  // set a flag: 3. copy the new attribute to the generators alphabet
  // note: if the attribute turns out to be the default attribute, no
  // memory will be allocated
  fg1.EventAttribute(1,aflag);
 
  // set a flag: alternatively, use generator method 
  // note that even if the attrute became the default attribute, memory is allocated
  fg1.EventAttributep(1)->Set(0x00000f000);
 
  // get a flag: use generator method
  AttributeFlags bflag= fg1.EventAttribute(1); 
 
  // Retrieve a const reference to the Generator's alphabet, includes attributes 
  const fEventSet&  eset_ref_alph = fg1.Alphabet();
 
  // Retrieve a const reference of the Generator's alphabet without attributes
  const EventSet& set_ref_alph = fg1.Alphabet();
 
  // Retrieve a copy of the Generator's alphabet without attributes
  EventSet eset_copy_alph = fg1.Alphabet();
 
  // report flag to console      
  std::cout << "################################\n";
  std::cout << "# tutorial, show flags \n";
  std::cout << bflag.ToString() << "\n";
  std::cout << "################################\n";
 
 
  // write to generator file, incl attributes
  fg1.Write("tmp_fsimplemachine.gen");
 
  // read back
  fg1.Read("tmp_fsimplemachine.gen");
 
  // report to console
  std::cout << "################################\n";
  std::cout << "# tutorial, show generator with  flags \n";
  fg1.DWrite();
  std::cout << "################################\n";
 
 
  // when reading attributed files to std generator, attributes are ignored
  Generator g1;
  g1.Read("tmp_fsimplemachine.gen");
 
  // report to console
  std::cout << "################################\n";
  std::cout << "# tutorial, show generator without flags \n";
  g1.DWrite();
  std::cout << "################################\n";
 
}
 

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