Struct quantr::Printer

pub struct Printer<'a> { /* private fields */ }

Constructs and prints the diagram of a given circuit.

The methods Printer::print_diagram and Printer::save_diagram print the diagram to the console, and save the diagram to a text file respectively.

Implementations

impl Printer<'_>

pub fn new<'a>(circuit: &'a Circuit<'_>) -> Printer<'a>

Handle the printing of the given circuit.

Examples found in repository

examples/qft.rs (line 28)

fn main() -> Result<(), QuantrError> {
    let mut qc: Circuit = Circuit::new(3)?;

    // Apply qft
    qc.add_repeating_gate(Gate::X, &[1, 2])?
        .add_gate(Gate::Custom(qft, &[0, 1], "QFT".to_string()), 2)?; // QFT on bits 0, 1 and 2

    let mut printer = Printer::new(&qc);
    printer.print_diagram();

    qc.toggle_simulation_progress();

    qc.simulate();

    if let Measurement::NonObservable(final_sup) = qc.get_superposition().unwrap() {
        println!("\nThe final superposition is:");
        for (state, amplitude) in final_sup.into_iter() {
            println!("|{}> : {}", state.to_string(), amplitude);
        }
    }

    Ok(())
}

examples/custom_gate.rs (line 27)

fn main() -> Result<(), QuantrError> {
    let mut qc: Circuit = Circuit::new(4)?;

    // Build a circuit using a CCC-not gate, placing the control nodes on positions 0, 1, 2 and
    // the target on 3.
    qc.add_repeating_gate(Gate::X, &[0, 1, 2])?
        .add_gate(Gate::Custom(cccnot, &[0, 1, 2], "X".to_string()), 3)?;

    // Prints the circuit, viewing the custom gate, and then simulating it.
    let mut circuit_printer: Printer = Printer::new(&qc);
    circuit_printer.print_diagram();

    qc.toggle_simulation_progress(); // prints the simulation toggle_simulation_progress
    qc.simulate();

    // Prints the bin count of measured states.
    if let Measurement::Observable(bin_count) = qc.repeat_measurement(50).unwrap() {
        println!("\nStates observed over 50 measurements:");
        for (states, count) in bin_count.into_iter() {
            println!("|{}> : {}", states.to_string(), count);
        }
    }

    Ok(())
}

examples/grovers.rs (line 40)

fn main() -> Result<(), QuantrError>{
    let mut circuit = Circuit::new(3)?;

    // Kick state into superposition of equal weights
    circuit.add_repeating_gate(Gate::H, &[0, 1, 2])?;

    // Oracle
    circuit.add_gate(Gate::CZ(1), 0)?;

    // Amplitude amplification
    circuit
        .add_repeating_gate(Gate::H, &[0, 1, 2])?
        .add_repeating_gate(Gate::X, &[0, 1, 2])?
        .add_gate(Gate::H, 2)?
        .add_gate(Gate::Toffoli(0, 1), 2)?
        .add_gate(Gate::H, 2)?
        .add_repeating_gate(Gate::X, &[0, 1, 2])?
        .add_repeating_gate(Gate::H, &[0, 1, 2])?;

    // Prints the circuit in UTF-8
    let mut printer = Printer::new(&circuit);
    printer.print_diagram();

    // Un-commenting the line below will print the progress of the simulation
    circuit.toggle_simulation_progress();

    // Simulates the circuit
    circuit.simulate();
    println!("");

    // Displays bin count of the resulting 500 repeat measurements of
    // superpositions. bin_count is a HashMap<ProductState, usize>.
    if let Measurement::Observable(bin_count) = circuit.repeat_measurement(500).unwrap() {
        println!("[Observable] Bin count of observed states.");
        for (state, count) in bin_count {
            println!("|{}> observed {} times", state.to_string(), count);
        }
    }

    // Returns the superpsoition that cannot be directly observed.
    if let Measurement::NonObservable(output_super_position) = circuit.get_superposition().unwrap()
    {
        println!("\n[Non-Observable] The amplitudes of each state in the final superposition.");
        for (state, amplitude) in output_super_position.into_iter() {
            println!("|{}> : {}", state.to_string(), amplitude);
        }
    }

    Ok(())
}

pub fn print_diagram(&mut self)

Prints the circuit to the console in UTF-8.

A warning is printed to the console if the circuit diagram is expected to exceed 72 chars.

Example

use quantr::{Circuit, Gate, Printer};

let mut qc: Circuit = Circuit::new(2).unwrap();
qc.add_gate(Gate::CNot(0), 1).unwrap();

let mut printer: Printer = Printer::new(&qc);
printer.print_diagram();

// The above prints:
// ──█──
//   │  
//   │  
// ┏━┷━┓
// ┨ X ┠
// ┗━━━┛

Examples found in repository

examples/qft.rs (line 29)

fn main() -> Result<(), QuantrError> {
    let mut qc: Circuit = Circuit::new(3)?;

    // Apply qft
    qc.add_repeating_gate(Gate::X, &[1, 2])?
        .add_gate(Gate::Custom(qft, &[0, 1], "QFT".to_string()), 2)?; // QFT on bits 0, 1 and 2

    let mut printer = Printer::new(&qc);
    printer.print_diagram();

    qc.toggle_simulation_progress();

    qc.simulate();

    if let Measurement::NonObservable(final_sup) = qc.get_superposition().unwrap() {
        println!("\nThe final superposition is:");
        for (state, amplitude) in final_sup.into_iter() {
            println!("|{}> : {}", state.to_string(), amplitude);
        }
    }

    Ok(())
}

examples/custom_gate.rs (line 28)

fn main() -> Result<(), QuantrError> {
    let mut qc: Circuit = Circuit::new(4)?;

    // Build a circuit using a CCC-not gate, placing the control nodes on positions 0, 1, 2 and
    // the target on 3.
    qc.add_repeating_gate(Gate::X, &[0, 1, 2])?
        .add_gate(Gate::Custom(cccnot, &[0, 1, 2], "X".to_string()), 3)?;

    // Prints the circuit, viewing the custom gate, and then simulating it.
    let mut circuit_printer: Printer = Printer::new(&qc);
    circuit_printer.print_diagram();

    qc.toggle_simulation_progress(); // prints the simulation toggle_simulation_progress
    qc.simulate();

    // Prints the bin count of measured states.
    if let Measurement::Observable(bin_count) = qc.repeat_measurement(50).unwrap() {
        println!("\nStates observed over 50 measurements:");
        for (states, count) in bin_count.into_iter() {
            println!("|{}> : {}", states.to_string(), count);
        }
    }

    Ok(())
}

examples/grovers.rs (line 41)

fn main() -> Result<(), QuantrError>{
    let mut circuit = Circuit::new(3)?;

    // Kick state into superposition of equal weights
    circuit.add_repeating_gate(Gate::H, &[0, 1, 2])?;

    // Oracle
    circuit.add_gate(Gate::CZ(1), 0)?;

    // Amplitude amplification
    circuit
        .add_repeating_gate(Gate::H, &[0, 1, 2])?
        .add_repeating_gate(Gate::X, &[0, 1, 2])?
        .add_gate(Gate::H, 2)?
        .add_gate(Gate::Toffoli(0, 1), 2)?
        .add_gate(Gate::H, 2)?
        .add_repeating_gate(Gate::X, &[0, 1, 2])?
        .add_repeating_gate(Gate::H, &[0, 1, 2])?;

    // Prints the circuit in UTF-8
    let mut printer = Printer::new(&circuit);
    printer.print_diagram();

    // Un-commenting the line below will print the progress of the simulation
    circuit.toggle_simulation_progress();

    // Simulates the circuit
    circuit.simulate();
    println!("");

    // Displays bin count of the resulting 500 repeat measurements of
    // superpositions. bin_count is a HashMap<ProductState, usize>.
    if let Measurement::Observable(bin_count) = circuit.repeat_measurement(500).unwrap() {
        println!("[Observable] Bin count of observed states.");
        for (state, count) in bin_count {
            println!("|{}> observed {} times", state.to_string(), count);
        }
    }

    // Returns the superpsoition that cannot be directly observed.
    if let Measurement::NonObservable(output_super_position) = circuit.get_superposition().unwrap()
    {
        println!("\n[Non-Observable] The amplitudes of each state in the final superposition.");
        for (state, amplitude) in output_super_position.into_iter() {
            println!("|{}> : {}", state.to_string(), amplitude);
        }
    }

    Ok(())
}

pub fn save_diagram(&mut self, file_path: &str) -> Result<()>

Saves the circuit diagram in UTF-8 chars to a text file.

If the file already exists, it will overwrite it.

Example

use quantr::{Circuit, Gate, Printer};

let mut qc: Circuit = Circuit::new(2).unwrap();
qc.add_gate(Gate::CNot(0), 1).unwrap();

let mut printer: Printer = Printer::new(&qc);
// printer.save_diagram("diagram.txt").unwrap();
// Saves in directory of Cargo package.
// (Commented so it doesn't create file during `cargo test`.)

pub fn print_and_save_diagram(&mut self, file_path: &str) -> Result<()>

Prints the circuit diagram to the terminal and saves it to a text file in UTF-8.

Essentially, this is a combination of Printer::save_diagram and Printer::print_diagram.

Example

use quantr::{Circuit, Gate, Printer};

let mut qc: Circuit = Circuit::new(2).unwrap();
qc.add_gate(Gate::CNot(0), 1).unwrap();

let mut printer: Printer = Printer::new(&qc);
// printer.print_and_save_diagram("diagram.txt").unwrap();
// Saves in directory of cargo project, and prints to console.
// (Commented so it doesn't create file during `cargo test`.)

pub fn get_diagram(&mut self) -> String

Returns the circuit diagram that is made from UTF-8 chars.

Example

use quantr::{Circuit, Gate, Printer};

let mut qc: Circuit = Circuit::new(2).unwrap();
qc.add_gate(Gate::CNot(0), 1).unwrap();

let mut printer: Printer = Printer::new(&qc);
println!("{}", printer.get_diagram()); // equivalent to Printer::print_diagram