path: root/src/Collections.ml

(** The following file redefines several modules like Map or Set. *)

module F = Format

module List = struct
  include List

  (** Split a list at a given index.
  
      `split_at ls i` splits `ls` into two lists where the first list has
      length `i`.
      
      Raise `Failure` if the list is too short.
  *)
  let rec split_at (ls : 'a list) (i : int) =
    if i < 0 then raise (Invalid_argument "split_at take positive integers")
    else if i = 0 then ([], ls)
    else
      match ls with
      | [] ->
          raise
            (Failure "The int given to split_at should be <= the list's length")
      | x :: ls' ->
          let ls1, ls2 = split_at ls' (i - 1) in
          (x :: ls1, ls2)

  (** Pop the last element of a list
     
      Raise `Failure` if the list is empty.
   *)
  let rec pop_last (ls : 'a list) : 'a list * 'a =
    match ls with
    | [] -> raise (Failure "The list is empty")
    | [ x ] -> ([], x)
    | x :: ls ->
        let ls, last = pop_last ls in
        (x :: ls, last)
end

module type OrderedType = sig
  include Map.OrderedType

  val to_string : t -> string

  val pp_t : Format.formatter -> t -> unit

  val show_t : t -> string
end

(** Ordered string *)
module OrderedString : OrderedType with type t = string = struct
  include String

  let to_string s = s

  let pp_t fmt s = Format.pp_print_string fmt s

  let show_t s = s
end

module type Map = sig
  include Map.S

  val add_list : (key * 'a) list -> 'a t -> 'a t

  val of_list : (key * 'a) list -> 'a t

  val to_string : string option -> ('a -> string) -> 'a t -> string
  (** "Simple" pretty printing function.
  
      Is useful when we need to customize a bit [show_t], but without using
      something as burdensome as [pp_t].
  
      `to_string (Some indent) m` prints `m` by breaking line after every binding
      and inserting `indent`.
   *)

  val pp : (Format.formatter -> 'a -> unit) -> Format.formatter -> 'a t -> unit

  val show : ('a -> string) -> 'a t -> string
end

module MakeMap (Ord : OrderedType) : Map with type key = Ord.t = struct
  module Map = Map.Make (Ord)
  include Map

  let add_list bl m = List.fold_left (fun s (key, e) -> add key e s) m bl

  let of_list bl = add_list bl empty

  let to_string indent_opt a_to_string m =
    let indent, break =
      match indent_opt with Some indent -> (indent, "\n") | None -> ("", " ")
    in
    let sep = "," ^ break in
    let ls =
      Map.fold
        (fun key v ls ->
          (indent ^ Ord.to_string key ^ " -> " ^ a_to_string v) :: ls)
        m []
    in
    match ls with
    | [] -> "{}"
    | _ -> "{" ^ break ^ String.concat sep (List.rev ls) ^ break ^ "}"

  let pp (pp_a : Format.formatter -> 'a -> unit) (fmt : Format.formatter)
      (m : 'a t) : unit =
    let pp_string = F.pp_print_string fmt in
    let pp_space () = F.pp_print_space fmt () in
    pp_string "{";
    F.pp_open_box fmt 2;
    Map.iter
      (fun key x ->
        Ord.pp_t fmt key;
        pp_space ();
        pp_string "->";
        pp_space ();
        pp_a fmt x;
        pp_string ",";
        F.pp_print_break fmt 1 0)
      m;
    F.pp_close_box fmt ();
    F.pp_print_break fmt 0 0;
    pp_string "}"

  let show show_a m = to_string None show_a m
end

module type Set = sig
  include Set.S

  val add_list : elt list -> t -> t

  val of_list : elt list -> t

  val to_string : string option -> t -> string
  (** "Simple" pretty printing function.
  
      Is useful when we need to customize a bit [show_t], but without using
      something as burdensome as [pp_t].
  
      `to_string (Some indent) s` prints `s` by breaking line after every element
      and inserting `indent`.
   *)

  val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit

  val show : t -> string
end

module MakeSet (Ord : OrderedType) : Set with type elt = Ord.t = struct
  module Set = Set.Make (Ord)
  include Set

  let add_list bl s = List.fold_left (fun s e -> add e s) s bl

  let of_list bl = add_list bl empty

  let to_string indent_opt m =
    let indent, break =
      match indent_opt with Some indent -> (indent, "\n") | None -> ("", " ")
    in
    let sep = "," ^ break in
    let ls = Set.fold (fun v ls -> (indent ^ Ord.to_string v) :: ls) m [] in
    match ls with
    | [] -> "{}"
    | _ -> "{" ^ break ^ String.concat sep (List.rev ls) ^ break ^ "}"

  let pp (fmt : Format.formatter) (m : t) : unit =
    let pp_string = F.pp_print_string fmt in
    pp_string "{";
    F.pp_open_box fmt 2;
    Set.iter
      (fun x ->
        Ord.pp_t fmt x;
        pp_string ",";
        F.pp_print_break fmt 1 0)
      m;
    F.pp_close_box fmt ();
    F.pp_print_break fmt 0 0;
    pp_string "}"

  let show s = to_string None s
end

(** A map where the bindings are injective (i.e., if two keys are distinct,
    their bindings are distinct).
    
    This is useful for instance when generating mappings from our internal
    identifiers to names (i.e., strings) when generating code, in order to
    make sure that we don't have potentially dangerous collisions.
 *)
module type MapInj = sig
  type key

  type elem

  type t

  val empty : t

  val is_empty : t -> bool

  val mem : key -> t -> bool

  val add : key -> elem -> t -> t

  val singleton : key -> elem -> t

  val remove : key -> t -> t

  val compare : (elem -> elem -> int) -> t -> t -> int

  val equal : (elem -> elem -> bool) -> t -> t -> bool

  val iter : (key -> elem -> unit) -> t -> unit

  val fold : (key -> elem -> 'b -> 'b) -> t -> 'b -> 'b

  val for_all : (key -> elem -> bool) -> t -> bool

  val exists : (key -> elem -> bool) -> t -> bool

  val filter : (key -> elem -> bool) -> t -> t

  val partition : (key -> elem -> bool) -> t -> t * t

  val cardinal : t -> int

  val bindings : t -> (key * elem) list

  val min_binding : t -> key * elem

  val min_binding_opt : t -> (key * elem) option

  val max_binding : t -> key * elem

  val max_binding_opt : t -> (key * elem) option

  val choose : t -> key * elem

  val choose_opt : t -> (key * elem) option

  val split : key -> t -> t * elem option * t

  val find : key -> t -> elem

  val find_opt : key -> t -> elem option

  val find_first : (key -> bool) -> t -> key * elem

  val find_first_opt : (key -> bool) -> t -> (key * elem) option

  val find_last : (key -> bool) -> t -> key * elem

  val find_last_opt : (key -> bool) -> t -> (key * elem) option

  val to_seq : t -> (key * elem) Seq.t

  val to_seq_from : key -> t -> (key * elem) Seq.t

  val add_seq : (key * elem) Seq.t -> t -> t

  val of_seq : (key * elem) Seq.t -> t

  val add_list : (key * elem) list -> t -> t

  val of_list : (key * elem) list -> t
end

(** See [MapInj] *)
module MakeMapInj (Key : OrderedType) (Elem : OrderedType) :
  MapInj with type key = Key.t with type elem = Elem.t = struct
  module Map = MakeMap (Key)
  module Set = MakeSet (Elem)

  type key = Key.t

  type elem = Elem.t

  type t = { map : elem Map.t; elems : Set.t }

  let empty = { map = Map.empty; elems = Set.empty }

  let is_empty m = Map.is_empty m.map

  let mem k m = Map.mem k m.map

  let add k e m =
    assert (not (Set.mem e m.elems));
    { map = Map.add k e m.map; elems = Set.add e m.elems }

  let singleton k e = { map = Map.singleton k e; elems = Set.singleton e }

  let remove k m =
    match Map.find_opt k m.map with
    | None -> m
    | Some x -> { map = Map.remove k m.map; elems = Set.remove x m.elems }

  let compare f m1 m2 = Map.compare f m1.map m2.map

  let equal f m1 m2 = Map.equal f m1.map m2.map

  let iter f m = Map.iter f m.map

  let fold f m x = Map.fold f m.map x

  let for_all f m = Map.for_all f m.map

  let exists f m = Map.exists f m.map

  (** Small helper *)
  let bindings_to_elems_set (bls : (key * elem) list) : Set.t =
    let elems = List.map snd bls in
    let elems = List.fold_left (fun s e -> Set.add e s) Set.empty elems in
    elems

  (** Small helper *)
  let map_to_elems_set (map : elem Map.t) : Set.t =
    bindings_to_elems_set (Map.bindings map)

  (** Small helper *)
  let map_to_t (map : elem Map.t) : t =
    let elems = map_to_elems_set map in
    { map; elems }

  let filter f m =
    let map = Map.filter f m.map in
    let elems = map_to_elems_set map in
    { map; elems }

  let partition f m =
    let map1, map2 = Map.partition f m.map in
    (map_to_t map1, map_to_t map2)

  let cardinal m = Map.cardinal m.map

  let bindings m = Map.bindings m.map

  let min_binding m = Map.min_binding m.map

  let min_binding_opt m = Map.min_binding_opt m.map

  let max_binding m = Map.max_binding m.map

  let max_binding_opt m = Map.max_binding_opt m.map

  let choose m = Map.choose m.map

  let choose_opt m = Map.choose_opt m.map

  let split k m =
    let l, data, r = Map.split k m.map in
    let l = map_to_t l in
    let r = map_to_t r in
    (l, data, r)

  let find k m = Map.find k m.map

  let find_opt k m = Map.find_opt k m.map

  let find_first k m = Map.find_first k m.map

  let find_first_opt k m = Map.find_first_opt k m.map

  let find_last k m = Map.find_last k m.map

  let find_last_opt k m = Map.find_last_opt k m.map

  let to_seq m = Map.to_seq m.map

  let to_seq_from k m = Map.to_seq_from k m.map

  let rec add_seq s m =
    (* Note that it is important to check that we don't add bindings mapping
     * to the same element *)
    match s () with
    | Seq.Nil -> m
    | Seq.Cons ((k, e), s) ->
        let m = add k e m in
        add_seq s m

  let of_seq s = add_seq s empty

  let add_list ls m = List.fold_left (fun m (key, elem) -> add key elem m) m ls

  let of_list ls = add_list ls empty
end