static void Test()
{
//Calculate x+y
var summ = new Summator();
var summ2 = new Summator();
var summ3 = new Summator();
var str = new Stringer();
var one = new InPoint(new IntColor(1));
var one2 = new OutPoint(new IntColor(1));
var two = new InPoint(new IntColor(2));
var three = new OutPoint(new IntColor(3));
var four = new OutPoint(new IntColor(5));
var mix1 = new MixNode();
one.ConnectTo(summ);
two.ConnectTo(summ);
one2.ConnectTo(summ).ConnectTo(summ2);
three.ConnectTo(summ2).ConnectTo(str);
four.ConnectTo(summ2);
summ.ConnectTo(summ3);
summ2.ConnectTo(summ3);
summ3.ConnectTo(str);
new OutPoint(new IntColor(6)).ConnectTo(str);
//str.ConnectTo(mix1);
// new OutPoint(new StringColor("abba")).ConnectTo(mix1);/**/
// graph.Add(new ColorableClass[] { one, two, one2, three });
graph.Add(new ConnectionPoint[] { one, two, one2, three, four });
graph.OnFinish += OnFinish;
graph.StartAsync();
}
static int Sum(int x, int y)
{
var xNode = new InPoint(new IntColor(x));
var yNode = new InPoint(new IntColor(y));
int res = 0;
var summator = new Summator();
//connect x and y to summato
xNode.ConnectTo(summator);
yNode.ConnectTo(summator);
//both x and y will recieve the same result in this text, so add just one of them
graph.Add(xNode);
graph.OnFinish += delegate(GraphResult result)
{
GraphPath path = result[xNode];
if (path != null)
{
var color = path.LastColor as IntColor;
if (color != null)
res = color.Value;
//sum is list of transitions of first value — result is the last one.
}
};
graph.Start();
return res;
}