Esempio n. 1
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        /// <summary>
        /// Register a graph rewrite sequence definition.
        /// An interpreted sequence can be overwritten by a new one of the same name and signature.
        /// A compiled sequence is fixed, an exception is thrown if you try to set a sequence of the same name.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="sequenceDef">The sequence definition</param>
        /// <returns>Returns true if an existing definition was overwritten.</returns>
        public bool RegisterGraphRewriteSequenceDefinition(SequenceDefinition sequenceDef)
        {
            if(namesToSequenceDefinitions.ContainsKey(sequenceDef.SequenceName))
            {
                if(namesToSequenceDefinitions[sequenceDef.SequenceName] is SequenceDefinitionCompiled)
                {
                    throw new Exception("A compiled sequence can't be overwritten!");
                }

                SequenceDefinitionInterpreted existingSequenceDef = (SequenceDefinitionInterpreted)namesToSequenceDefinitions[sequenceDef.SequenceName];
                SequenceDefinitionInterpreted interpretedSequenceDef = (SequenceDefinitionInterpreted)sequenceDef;

                if(interpretedSequenceDef.InputVariables.Length != existingSequenceDef.InputVariables.Length)
                    throw new Exception("Old and new sequence definition for " + sequenceDef.SequenceName + " have a different number of parameters");
                for(int i = 0; i < interpretedSequenceDef.InputVariables.Length; ++i)
                    if(interpretedSequenceDef.InputVariables[i].Type != existingSequenceDef.InputVariables[i].Type)
                        throw new Exception("Old and new sequence definition for " + sequenceDef.SequenceName + " differ in parameter #" + i);
                if(interpretedSequenceDef.OutputVariables.Length != existingSequenceDef.OutputVariables.Length)
                    throw new Exception("Old and new sequence definition for " + sequenceDef.SequenceName + " have a different number of output parameters");
                for(int i = 0; i < interpretedSequenceDef.OutputVariables.Length; ++i)
                    if(interpretedSequenceDef.OutputVariables[i].Type != existingSequenceDef.OutputVariables[i].Type)
                        throw new Exception("Old and new sequence definition for " + sequenceDef.SequenceName + " differ in output parameter #" + i);

                namesToSequenceDefinitions[sequenceDef.SequenceName] = sequenceDef; // replace definition in map by name used for new sequences
                foreach(SequenceDefinition seqDef in namesToSequenceDefinitions.Values) // replace all references in old sequences to new one
                {
                    if(!(seqDef is SequenceDefinitionCompiled))
                        seqDef.ReplaceSequenceDefinition(existingSequenceDef, sequenceDef);
                }
                existingSequenceDef.WasReplacedBy(sequenceDef); // flush sequence copy cache for this name

                return true;
            }

            namesToSequenceDefinitions.Add(sequenceDef.SequenceName, sequenceDef);
            return false;
        }
Esempio n. 2
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 internal override void ReplaceSequenceDefinition(SequenceDefinition oldDef, SequenceDefinition newDef)
 {
     throw new Exception("ReplaceSequenceDefinition not supported on compiled sequences");
 }
Esempio n. 3
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 internal override void ReplaceSequenceDefinition(SequenceDefinition oldDef, SequenceDefinition newDef)
 {
     if(ParamBindings.SequenceDef==oldDef)
         ParamBindings.SequenceDef = newDef;
 }
Esempio n. 4
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 public void WasReplacedBy(SequenceDefinition newSeq)
 {
     if(newSeq.SequenceName != SequenceName)
         throw new Exception("Internal Failure: name mismatch on sequence replacement");
     nameToCopies.Remove(SequenceName);
 }
Esempio n. 5
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 internal override void ReplaceSequenceDefinition(SequenceDefinition oldDef, SequenceDefinition newDef)
 {
     Seq.ReplaceSequenceDefinition(oldDef, newDef);
 }
Esempio n. 6
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 internal override void ReplaceSequenceDefinition(SequenceDefinition oldDef, SequenceDefinition newDef)
 {
     foreach(Sequence seq in Sequences)
         seq.ReplaceSequenceDefinition(oldDef, newDef);
 }
Esempio n. 7
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 internal override void ReplaceSequenceDefinition(SequenceDefinition oldDef, SequenceDefinition newDef)
 {
     Condition.ReplaceSequenceDefinition(oldDef, newDef);
     TrueCase.ReplaceSequenceDefinition(oldDef, newDef);
     FalseCase.ReplaceSequenceDefinition(oldDef, newDef);
 }
Esempio n. 8
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 /// <summary>
 /// After a sequence definition was replaced by a new one, all references from then on will use the new one,
 /// but the old references are still there and must get replaced.
 /// </summary>
 /// <param name="oldDef">The old definition which is to be replaced</param>
 /// <param name="newDef">The new definition which replaces the old one</param>
 internal virtual void ReplaceSequenceDefinition(SequenceDefinition oldDef, SequenceDefinition newDef)
 {
     // most sequences are basic ones not referencing seqences
     // this null implementation saves us the effort of implementing this method everywhere, needed or not
 }