Struct egg::Dot [−][src]
pub struct Dot<'a, L: Language, N: Analysis<L>> {
pub config: Vec<String>,
pub use_anchors: bool,
// some fields omitted
}
Expand description
A wrapper for an EGraph
that can output GraphViz for
visualization.
The EGraph::dot
method creates Dot
s.
Example
use egg::{*, rewrite as rw};
let rules = &[
rw!("mul-commutes"; "(* ?x ?y)" => "(* ?y ?x)"),
rw!("mul-two"; "(* ?x 2)" => "(<< ?x 1)"),
];
let mut egraph: EGraph<SymbolLang, ()> = Default::default();
egraph.add_expr(&"(/ (* 2 a) 2)".parse().unwrap());
let egraph = Runner::default().with_egraph(egraph).run(rules).egraph;
// Dot implements std::fmt::Display
println!("My egraph dot file: {}", egraph.dot());
// create a Dot and then compile it assuming `dot` is on the system
egraph.dot().to_svg("target/foo.svg").unwrap();
// egraph.dot().to_png("target/foo.png").unwrap();
// egraph.dot().to_pdf("target/foo.pdf").unwrap();
// egraph.dot().to_dot("target/foo.dot").unwrap();
Note that self-edges (from an enode to its containing eclass) will be rendered improperly due to a deficiency in GraphViz. So the example above will render with an from the “+” enode to itself instead of to its own eclass.
Fields
config: Vec<String>
A list of strings to be output top part of the dot file.
use_anchors: bool
Whether or not to anchor the edges in the output. True by default.
Implementations
Writes the Dot
to a .dot file with the given filename.
Does not require a dot
binary.
Adds a line to the dot output. Indentation and a newline will be added automatically.
Set whether or not to anchor the edges in the output.
Renders the Dot
to a .png file with the given filename.
Requires a dot
binary to be on your $PATH
.
Renders the Dot
to a .svg file with the given filename.
Requires a dot
binary to be on your $PATH
.
Renders the Dot
to a .pdf file with the given filename.
Requires a dot
binary to be on your $PATH
.
Invokes dot
with the given arguments, piping this formatted
Dot
into stdin.
Invokes some program with the given arguments, piping this
formatted Dot
into stdin.
Can be used to run a different binary than dot
:
egraph.dot().run(
"/path/to/my/dot",
&["arg1", "-o", "outfile"]
).unwrap();