Module canonical 

This modules implement “Canonical graphs”. This is motivated by the fact that graphs parsed naively may be difficult to work with, from a programming viewpoint: typically, attr_list in the grammar are defined as “[ID = ID, …][ID = ID, …]”. Therefore, we may want to flatten such structures. This is done in the canonical module.

The main structure of the module is Graph, which implements such a flatten graph.

Re-exports

pub use crate::ast::AList;

Structs

Edge

A single edge of the graph.

EdgeSet

A set of Edges.

Graph

A Graph is a structure that can be created from a regular Graph, but that is more friendly to work with. For instance, in a Graph, attributes are most often given as a list of list of Attr, while in a Graph, the lists are flatten.

IDEq

An identifier equality, i.e. a statement that has the form ID '=' ID.

Node

A single node of the graph.

NodeSet

A set of Nodes.

Enums

AttrStmt

An AttrStmt, i.e. a statement that applies to either the whole graph, all edges, or all nodes. Note that, in a canonical graph, AttrStmts contain a single statement.