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e0aa3497ee
Version bump after release 0.1.9 2018-05-04 17:24:36 +02:00
64bab69a36
Version bump for release 0.1.9 2018-05-04 17:06:28 +02:00
9566629237
Document new default options in readme
By default, completion, simplification, and integer variable detection
are now turned on by default. This updates the readme accordingly.
2018-05-04 17:06:28 +02:00
c199f609bd
Enable all processing steps by default
This enables completion, simplification, and integer variable detection
by default, because these options are be used more often than not.

The change log is updated according to this change.
2018-05-04 17:06:28 +02:00
1570432ee0
Add interval precedence fix to change log 2018-05-04 17:06:28 +02:00
0ce4e54d1a
Fix precedence of interval operator
The interval operator has a lower precedence than, for example, binary
operations. This was unexpected and incorrectly implemented in the
output functions. For now, this is fixed by enclosing intervals in
parentheses to avoid misinterpretations.

The existing unit tests are adjusted to the updated output format.
2018-05-04 17:06:28 +02:00
fa3ed31eca
Add fix related to choice rules to change log
This adds the fix concerning the incorrect translation generated for
choice rules with multiple elements to the change log.
2018-05-04 17:06:25 +02:00
e85807accb
Fix handling of rules with multielement head
The code responsible for completing formulas made the assumption that
all head variables could be safely removed from the list of free
variables of each formula. This is only correct given the current
limitation that only rules with singleton heads are supported.

Because of this assumption, code with multiple elements in the head were
completed to an incorrect result instead of issuing an error that such
rules aren’t supported yet.

This commit improves the code by excluding only variables that are
actually replaced from the list of free variables and not all head
variables. Still, other places will need to be adjusted for full support
of rules with multiple elements in the head. For this reason, this also
adds an error message indicating that only rules with singleton heads
are supported as of now.

Finally, multiple test cases are added to check that the supported
features related to the issues outlined above are translated without
exceptions, while errors are returned when attempting to use unsupported
features.
2018-05-04 15:13:36 +02:00
3393f84a4a
Add unit tests covering equality checks
The equality check is used within a simplification rule that turns
biconditionals into simple implications in special cases. This adds some
unit tests that cover this simplification rule as well as the equality
check implementation.
2018-05-03 16:57:19 +02:00
7013b9ea54
Fix equality check for binary operations
Multiplication and addition are commutative binary operations, where the
equality between the operands has to be also checked in switched order.
By mistake, the operands were not compared with the other binary
operation, which is fixed by this commit.
2018-05-03 16:52:29 +02:00
c84ae51ff2
Add unit tests covering integer variable detection
This adds a series of unit tests that cover the recently introduced
support for integer variable detection as well as the corresponding
simplification rule.
2018-05-02 18:37:07 +02:00
d60e2a736b
Update examples
This updates the examples to showcase the scope of anthem’s feature set.
New examples are added concerning placeholders, hiding predicates, and
simplifications related to integer variables.
2018-04-29 22:39:44 +02:00
bb9013e7c5
Add integer extensions to change log
This adds the recent integer extensions to the change log, namely,
integer variable detection, simplifications concerning integer
variables, and support for explicitly declaring functions integer.
2018-04-29 22:39:36 +02:00
69688d1d39
Add integer simplification rule
This adds the rule “(F in G) === (F = G) if F and G are integer
variables” to the simplification rule tableau
2018-04-29 22:28:42 +02:00
a70b1fb726
Print typing formulas for integer parameters
For every integer parameter of the visible predicates, this prints a
formula to the output that makes the integer type of that parameter
explicit.
2018-04-29 22:28:42 +02:00
a2c4d87852
Prefix integer variables with “N”
This prefixes integer variables with “N” to distinguish them from
general variables in the output in analogy to common mathematical
notations.
2018-04-29 22:28:42 +02:00
b60c65a810
Add option to turn on integer variable detection 2018-04-29 22:28:42 +02:00
19e1e16e45
Implement integer variable detection
This adds support for detecting integer variables in formulas.

The idea is to iteratively assume variables to be noninteger and to
prove that this would lead to a false or erroneous result. If the proof
is successful, the variable is integer as a consequence.

The implementation consists of two parts. The first one is a visitor
class that recursively searches for all declared variables in a formula
and applies the second part, a custom check. Three such checks are
implemented.

The first one tests whether a predicate definition is falsified by
making a variable noninteger, in which case it can be concluded that the
variable in question is integer. The second one checks whether bound
variables in a quantified formula turn the quantified part false, again
to conclude that variables are integer. The third check consists in
testing if making a variable noninteger turns the entire formula
obtained from completion true. In this case, the statement can be
dropped and the variable is concluded to be integer as well.
2018-04-29 22:28:42 +02:00
63f39e5162
Provide function for evaluating formulas
This provides a new function that can be used to evaluate formulas under
partial knowledge about the individual variables’ assignments.

This will be useful for testing whether formulas or subformulas become
trivial under specific interpretations.
2018-04-29 21:27:31 +02:00
811523e580
Provide term type deduction function
This implements a function for retrieving the return type of terms, that
is, both the domain to which the expression evaluates to as well as
whether it’s an empty, unit, or general set with multiple values.
2018-04-29 21:20:29 +02:00
09ef64a0e1
Support declaring functions as integer
This adds a new syntax for declaring functions integer:

    #external integer(<function name>(<arity)).

If a function is declared integer, it may enable some variables to be
detected as integer as well.
2018-04-28 01:48:39 +02:00
43d2c153c7
Represent predicate parameters explicitly
This adds a vector of Parameter structs to PredicateDeclaration. In this
way, the domain of each parameter can be tracked individually.
2018-04-28 01:48:39 +02:00
541cb3fb47
Add domain specifier to variable declarations
With this change, the domain of variable declarations can be specified.
Variables can have the integer domain, in which case additional integer-
specific simplification rules apply. Aside from that, the noninteger
domain represents precomputed values. An additional “unknown” domain is
introduced to flag variable domains prior to determining whether they
are integer or not.
2018-04-28 01:48:39 +02:00
921d5ed4f0
Remove unnecessary include directives 2018-04-28 00:16:55 +02:00
e0509f725a
Replace SimplificationResult with OperationResult
This replaces the SimplificationResult enum class with OperationResult.
The rationale is that this type, which just reports whether or not an
operation actually changed the input data, is not simplification-
specific and will be used for integer variable detection as well.
2018-04-27 23:37:13 +02:00
48cf8ee3e0
Minor refactoring
Reorders some include directives lexicographically.
2018-04-27 23:35:43 +02:00
f7d99c82fa
Move Tristate class to Utils header
The Tristate class (representing truth values that are either true,
false, or unknown) will be used at multiple ends. This moves it to a
separate header in order to reuse it properly.
2018-04-27 23:19:42 +02:00
618189368c
Split functions from their declarations
This splits occurrences of functions from their declaration. This is
necessary to flag integer functions consistently and not just single
occurrences.
2018-04-27 17:59:10 +02:00
d0debc6ad1
Split predicates from their declarations
This refactoring separates predicates from their declarations. The
purpose of this is to avoid duplicating properties specific to the
predicate declaration and not its occurrences in the program.
2018-04-27 17:55:59 +02:00
3ba80e8c9d
Minor refactoring 2018-04-27 17:38:29 +02:00
d66d3557c1
Minor refactoring 2018-04-27 17:25:43 +02:00
e15a6b2e88
Remove Constant class
Constants are not a construct present in Clingo’s AST and were
unintentionally made part of anthem’s AST. This removes the unused
classes for clarity.
2018-04-27 17:08:41 +02:00
26 changed files with 619 additions and 307 deletions

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@ -1,13 +1,24 @@
# Change Log
## 0.1.9 RC 3 (2018-04-22)
## (unreleased)
## 0.1.9 (2018-05-04)
### Changes
* turns on completion and simplification by default, which can now be switched off with `--no-complete` and `--no-simplify`
### Features
* optional detection of integer variables and integer predicate parameters
* command-line option `--detect-integers` to enable integer variable detection
* support for declaring functions integer with the `#external` directive
* detection of integer variables and integer predicate parameters
* command-line option `--no-detect-integers` to disable integer variable detection
* new simplification rule applying to integer variables
* support for declaring functions integer with the `#external` directive
### Bug Fixes
* fixes incorrect translation of unsupported choice rules with multiple elements by returning an error instead
* fixes precedence of intervals by enclosing them in parentheses
## 0.1.8 (2018-04-20)

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@ -9,11 +9,12 @@
## Usage
```bash
$ anthem [--complete] [--simplify] file...
$ anthem [--no-complete] [--no-simplify] [--no-detect-integers] file...
```
`--complete` instructs `anthem` to perform Clarks completion on the translated formulas.
With the option `--simplify`, the output formulas are simplified by applying several basic transformation rules.
By default, `anthem` performs Clarks completion on the translated formulas, detects which variables are integer, and simplifies the output by applying several basic transformation rules.
These processing steps can be turned off with the options `--no-complete`, `--no-simplify`, and `--no-detect-integers`.
## Building

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@ -16,9 +16,9 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv)
("h,help", "Display this help message")
("v,version", "Display version information")
("i,input", "Input files", cxxopts::value<std::vector<std::string>>())
("s,simplify", "Simplify the output")
("c,complete", "Perform completion")
("d,detect-integers", "Detect integer variables")
("no-simplify", "Do not simplify the output")
("no-complete", "Do not perform completion")
("no-detect-integers", "Do not detect integer variables")
("color", "Colorize output (always, never, auto)", cxxopts::value<std::string>()->default_value("auto"))
("parentheses", "Parenthesis style (normal, full)", cxxopts::value<std::string>()->default_value("normal"))
("p,log-priority", "Log messages starting from this priority (debug, info, warning, error)", cxxopts::value<std::string>()->default_value("info"));
@ -49,9 +49,9 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv)
if (parseResult.count("input") > 0)
inputFiles = parseResult["input"].as<std::vector<std::string>>();
context.performSimplification = (parseResult.count("simplify") > 0);
context.performCompletion = (parseResult.count("complete") > 0);
context.performIntegerDetection = (parseResult.count("detect-integers") > 0);
context.performSimplification = (parseResult.count("no-simplify") == 0);
context.performCompletion = (parseResult.count("no-complete") == 0);
context.performIntegerDetection = (parseResult.count("no-detect-integers") == 0);
colorPolicyString = parseResult["color"].as<std::string>();
parenthesisStyleString = parseResult["parentheses"].as<std::string>();
logPriorityString = parseResult["log-priority"].as<std::string>();
@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv)
if (version)
{
std::cout << "anthem version 0.1.9-rc.3" << std::endl;
std::cout << "anthem version 0.1.9+git" << std::endl;
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

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examples/choice-rules.lp Normal file
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@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
p(a).
{q(a)}.

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@ -1,10 +1,18 @@
#external color(1).
#external edge(2).
#external vertex(1).
#show color/2.
% assign a set of colors to each vertex
{color(V, C)} :- vertex(V), color(C).
% at most one color per vertex
:- color(V, C1), color(V, C2), C1 != C2.
% at least one color per vertex
covered(V) :- color(V, _).
:- vertex(V), not covered(V).
% adjacent vertices dont share the same color
:- color(V1, C), color(V2, C), edge(V1, V2).
:- color(V, C1), color(V, C2), C1 != C2.
#show color/2.
#external vertex(1).
#external edge(2).
#external color(1).

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@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
letter(a).
letter(b).
letter(c).
{p(1..3, Y)} :- letter(Y).
:- p(X1, Y), p(X2, Y), X1 != X2.
q(X) :- p(X, _).
:- X = 1..3, not q(X).
#show p/2.

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@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
#show p/2.
%#external integer(n(0)).
{p(1..n, 1..n)}.

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@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
#show prime/1.
%#external integer(n(0)).
composite(I * J) :- I = 2..n, J = 2..n.
prime(N) :- N = 2..n, not composite(N).

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@ -1,6 +1,4 @@
#show in/2.
%#external integer(n(0)).
%#external integer(r(0)).
{in(1..n, 1..r)}.
covered(I) :- in(I, S).

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@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
s(X) :- p(X).
s(X) :- q(X).
u(X) :- r(X), not s(X).
#show u/1.
#external p(1).
#external q(1).
#external r(1).

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@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
s(X) :- p(X).
s(X) :- q(X).
#external p(1).
#external q(1).

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@ -90,6 +90,21 @@ struct ReplaceVariableInFormulaVisitor : public RecursiveFormulaVisitor<ReplaceV
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Accessing Variable Domains
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
struct DefaultVariableDomainAccessor
{
Domain operator()(const ast::Variable &variable)
{
return variable.declaration->domain;
}
};
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
}
#endif

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@ -268,8 +268,8 @@ struct TermEqualityVisitor
return Tristate::Unknown;
}
if (equal(binaryOperation.left, binaryOperation.right) == Tristate::True
&& equal(binaryOperation.right, binaryOperation.left) == Tristate::True)
if (equal(binaryOperation.left, otherBinaryOperation.right) == Tristate::True
&& equal(binaryOperation.right, otherBinaryOperation.left) == Tristate::True)
{
return Tristate::True;
}

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@ -0,0 +1,244 @@
#ifndef __ANTHEM__EVALUATION_H
#define __ANTHEM__EVALUATION_H
#include <anthem/AST.h>
#include <anthem/ASTUtils.h>
#include <anthem/Utils.h>
namespace anthem
{
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Evaluation
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
template <class VariableDomainAccessor = DefaultVariableDomainAccessor>
struct EvaluateFormulaVisitor
{
template <class... Arguments>
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::And &and_, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
bool someFalse = false;
bool someUnknown = false;
for (const auto &argument : and_.arguments)
{
const auto result = evaluate(argument, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
switch (result)
{
case EvaluationResult::Error:
return EvaluationResult::Error;
case EvaluationResult::True:
break;
case EvaluationResult::False:
someFalse = true;
break;
case EvaluationResult::Unknown:
someUnknown = true;
break;
}
}
if (someFalse)
return EvaluationResult::False;
if (someUnknown)
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
return EvaluationResult::True;
}
template <class... Arguments>
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Biconditional &biconditional, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
const auto leftResult = evaluate(biconditional.left, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
const auto rightResult = evaluate(biconditional.right, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
if (leftResult == EvaluationResult::Error || rightResult == EvaluationResult::Error)
return EvaluationResult::Error;
if (leftResult == EvaluationResult::Unknown || rightResult == EvaluationResult::Unknown)
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
return (leftResult == rightResult ? EvaluationResult::True : EvaluationResult::False);
}
template <class... Arguments>
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Boolean &boolean, Arguments &&...)
{
return (boolean.value == true ? EvaluationResult::True : EvaluationResult::False);
}
template <class... Arguments>
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Comparison &comparison, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
const auto leftType = type(comparison.left, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
const auto rightType = type(comparison.right, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
// Comparisons with empty sets always return false
if (leftType.setSize == SetSize::Empty || rightType.setSize == SetSize::Empty)
return EvaluationResult::False;
// If either side has an unknown domain, the result is unknown
if (leftType.domain == Domain::Unknown || rightType.domain == Domain::Unknown)
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
// If both sides have the same domain, the result is unknown
if (leftType.domain == rightType.domain)
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
// If one side is integer, but the other one isnt, they are not equal
switch (comparison.operator_)
{
case ast::Comparison::Operator::Equal:
return EvaluationResult::False;
case ast::Comparison::Operator::NotEqual:
return EvaluationResult::True;
default:
// TODO: implement more cases
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
}
}
template <class... Arguments>
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Exists &exists, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
return evaluate(exists.argument, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
}
template <class... Arguments>
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::ForAll &forAll, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
return evaluate(forAll.argument, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
}
template <class... Arguments>
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Implies &implies, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
const auto antecedentResult = evaluate(implies.antecedent, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
const auto consequentResult = evaluate(implies.consequent, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
if (antecedentResult == EvaluationResult::Error || consequentResult == EvaluationResult::Error)
return EvaluationResult::Error;
if (antecedentResult == EvaluationResult::False)
return EvaluationResult::True;
if (consequentResult == EvaluationResult::True)
return EvaluationResult::True;
if (antecedentResult == EvaluationResult::True && consequentResult == EvaluationResult::False)
return EvaluationResult::False;
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
}
template <class... Arguments>
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::In &in, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
const auto elementType = type(in.element, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
const auto setType = type(in.set, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
// The element to test shouldnt be empty or a proper set by itself
assert(elementType.setSize != SetSize::Empty && elementType.setSize != SetSize::Multi);
// If the set is empty, no element can be selected
if (setType.setSize == SetSize::Empty)
return EvaluationResult::False;
// If one of the sides has an unknown type, the result is unknown
if (elementType.domain == Domain::Unknown || setType.domain == Domain::Unknown)
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
// If both sides have the same domain, the result is unknown
if (elementType.domain == setType.domain)
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
// If one side is integer, but the other one isnt, set inclusion is never satisfied
return EvaluationResult::False;
}
template <class... Arguments>
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Not &not_, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
const auto result = evaluate(not_.argument, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
if (result == EvaluationResult::Error || result == EvaluationResult::Unknown)
return result;
return (result == EvaluationResult::True ? EvaluationResult::False : EvaluationResult::True);
}
template <class... Arguments>
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Or &or_, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
bool someTrue = false;
bool someUnknown = false;
for (const auto &argument : or_.arguments)
{
const auto result = evaluate(argument, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
switch (result)
{
case EvaluationResult::Error:
return EvaluationResult::Error;
case EvaluationResult::True:
someTrue = true;
break;
case EvaluationResult::False:
break;
case EvaluationResult::Unknown:
someUnknown = true;
break;
}
}
if (someTrue)
return EvaluationResult::True;
if (someUnknown)
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
return EvaluationResult::False;
}
template <class... Arguments>
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Predicate &predicate, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
assert(predicate.arguments.size() == predicate.declaration->arity());
for (size_t i = 0; i < predicate.arguments.size(); i++)
{
const auto &argument = predicate.arguments[i];
const auto &parameter = predicate.declaration->parameters[i];
if (parameter.domain != Domain::Integer)
continue;
const auto argumentType = type(argument, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
if (argumentType.domain == Domain::Noninteger || argumentType.setSize == SetSize::Empty)
return EvaluationResult::Error;
}
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
}
};
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
template <class VariableDomainAccessor = DefaultVariableDomainAccessor, class... Arguments>
EvaluationResult evaluate(const ast::Formula &formula, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
return formula.accept(EvaluateFormulaVisitor<VariableDomainAccessor>(), std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
}
#endif

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@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
#ifndef __ANTHEM__ARITHMETICS_H
#define __ANTHEM__ARITHMETICS_H
#ifndef __ANTHEM__TYPE_H
#define __ANTHEM__TYPE_H
#include <anthem/AST.h>
#include <anthem/ASTUtils.h>
#include <anthem/Utils.h>
namespace anthem
@ -9,22 +10,12 @@ namespace anthem
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Arithmetics
// Type
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
struct DefaultVariableDomainAccessor
{
Domain operator()(const ast::Variable &variable)
{
return variable.declaration->domain;
}
};
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
template <class VariableDomainAccessor = DefaultVariableDomainAccessor, class... Arguments>
Type type(const ast::Term &term, Arguments &&...);
Type type(const ast::Term &term, Arguments &&... arguments);
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

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@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ namespace anthem
constexpr const auto HeadVariablePrefix = "V";
constexpr const auto BodyVariablePrefix = "X";
constexpr const auto UserVariablePrefix = "U";
constexpr const auto IntegerVariablePrefix = "N";
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
@ -25,6 +26,14 @@ enum class Tristate
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
enum class OperationResult
{
Unchanged,
Changed,
};
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
enum class EvaluationResult
{
True,
@ -35,14 +44,6 @@ enum class EvaluationResult
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
enum class OperationResult
{
Unchanged,
Changed,
};
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
enum class Domain
{
Noninteger,

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@ -35,6 +35,7 @@ struct PrintContext
std::map<const VariableDeclaration *, size_t> userVariableIDs;
std::map<const VariableDeclaration *, size_t> headVariableIDs;
std::map<const VariableDeclaration *, size_t> bodyVariableIDs;
std::map<const VariableDeclaration *, size_t> integerVariableIDs;
const Context &context;
};
@ -218,16 +219,16 @@ inline output::ColorStream &print(output::ColorStream &stream, const Integer &in
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
inline output::ColorStream &print(output::ColorStream &stream, const Interval &interval, PrintContext &printContext, bool)
inline output::ColorStream &print(output::ColorStream &stream, const Interval &interval, PrintContext &printContext, bool omitParentheses)
{
if (printContext.context.parenthesisStyle == ParenthesisStyle::Full)
if (!omitParentheses || printContext.context.parenthesisStyle == ParenthesisStyle::Full)
stream << "(";
print(stream, interval.from, printContext);
stream << "..";
print(stream, interval.to, printContext);
if (printContext.context.parenthesisStyle == ParenthesisStyle::Full)
if (!omitParentheses || printContext.context.parenthesisStyle == ParenthesisStyle::Full)
stream << ")";
return stream;
@ -322,24 +323,8 @@ inline output::ColorStream &print(output::ColorStream &stream, const Variable &v
inline output::ColorStream &print(output::ColorStream &stream, const VariableDeclaration &variableDeclaration, PrintContext &printContext, bool)
{
const auto domainSuffix =
[&variableDeclaration]()
{
switch (variableDeclaration.domain)
{
case Domain::Unknown:
return "";
case Domain::Noninteger:
return "n";
case Domain::Integer:
return "i";
}
return "";
};
const auto printVariableDeclaration =
[&](const auto *prefix, auto &variableIDs) -> output::ColorStream &
[&stream, &variableDeclaration](const auto *prefix, auto &variableIDs) -> output::ColorStream &
{
auto matchingVariableID = variableIDs.find(&variableDeclaration);
@ -350,11 +335,14 @@ inline output::ColorStream &print(output::ColorStream &stream, const VariableDec
matchingVariableID = emplaceResult.first;
}
const auto variableName = std::string(prefix) + std::to_string(matchingVariableID->second) + domainSuffix();
const auto variableName = std::string(prefix) + std::to_string(matchingVariableID->second);
return (stream << output::Variable(variableName.c_str()));
};
if (variableDeclaration.domain == Domain::Integer)
return printVariableDeclaration(IntegerVariablePrefix, printContext.integerVariableIDs);
switch (variableDeclaration.type)
{
case VariableDeclaration::Type::UserDefined:

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@ -40,8 +40,36 @@ ast::Formula buildCompletedFormulaDisjunction(const ast::Predicate &predicate, c
assert(otherPredicate.arguments.size() == parameters.size());
auto &freeVariables = scopedFormula.freeVariables;
// Each formula with the predicate as its consequent currently has its own copy of the predicates parameters
// These need to be linked to the new, unique set of parameters
// First, remove the free variables whose occurrences will be relinked, which is why they are no longer needed
const auto isFreeVariableUnneeded =
[&](const auto &freeVariable)
{
const auto matchesVariableToBeReplaced = std::find_if(otherPredicate.arguments.cbegin(), otherPredicate.arguments.cend(),
[&](const ast::Term &argument)
{
assert(argument.is<ast::Variable>());
const auto &otherVariable = argument.get<ast::Variable>();
return (freeVariable.get() == otherVariable.declaration);
});
return (matchesVariableToBeReplaced != otherPredicate.arguments.cend());
};
freeVariables.erase(std::remove_if(freeVariables.begin(), freeVariables.end(), isFreeVariableUnneeded), freeVariables.end());
// Currently, only rules with singleton heads are supported
// Rules with multiple elements in the head are not yet handled correctly by the head variable detection mechanism
for (const auto &freeVariable : freeVariables)
if (freeVariable->type == ast::VariableDeclaration::Type::Head)
throw CompletionException("cannot perform completion, only singleton rule heads supported currently");
// Second, link all occurrences of the deleted free variable to the new, unique parameter
for (size_t i = 0; i < parameters.size(); i++)
{
assert(otherPredicate.arguments[i].is<ast::Variable>());
@ -50,16 +78,6 @@ ast::Formula buildCompletedFormulaDisjunction(const ast::Predicate &predicate, c
scopedFormula.formula.accept(ast::ReplaceVariableInFormulaVisitor(), scopedFormula.formula, otherVariable.declaration, parameters[i].get());
}
// Remove all the head variables, because they are not free variables after completion
const auto isHeadVariable =
[](const auto &variableDeclaration)
{
return variableDeclaration->type == ast::VariableDeclaration::Type::Head;
};
auto &freeVariables = scopedFormula.freeVariables;
freeVariables.erase(std::remove_if(freeVariables.begin(), freeVariables.end(), isHeadVariable), freeVariables.end());
if (freeVariables.empty())
disjunction.get<ast::Or>().arguments.emplace_back(std::move(implies.antecedent));
else

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@ -3,6 +3,7 @@
#include <anthem/ASTCopy.h>
#include <anthem/ASTUtils.h>
#include <anthem/ASTVisitors.h>
#include <anthem/Evaluation.h>
#include <anthem/Exception.h>
#include <anthem/Simplification.h>
#include <anthem/Type.h>
@ -62,218 +63,9 @@ Type type(const ast::Term &term, VariableDomainMap &variableDomainMap)
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
EvaluationResult evaluate(const ast::Formula &formula, VariableDomainMap &variableDomainMap);
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
struct EvaluateFormulaVisitor
{
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::And &and_, VariableDomainMap &variableDomainMap)
{
bool someFalse = false;
bool someUnknown = false;
for (const auto &argument : and_.arguments)
{
const auto result = evaluate(argument, variableDomainMap);
switch (result)
{
case EvaluationResult::Error:
return EvaluationResult::Error;
case EvaluationResult::True:
break;
case EvaluationResult::False:
someFalse = true;
break;
case EvaluationResult::Unknown:
someUnknown = true;
break;
}
}
if (someFalse)
return EvaluationResult::False;
if (someUnknown)
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
return EvaluationResult::True;
}
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Biconditional &biconditional, VariableDomainMap &variableDomainMap)
{
const auto leftResult = evaluate(biconditional.left, variableDomainMap);
const auto rightResult = evaluate(biconditional.right, variableDomainMap);
if (leftResult == EvaluationResult::Error || rightResult == EvaluationResult::Error)
return EvaluationResult::Error;
if (leftResult == EvaluationResult::Unknown || rightResult == EvaluationResult::Unknown)
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
return (leftResult == rightResult ? EvaluationResult::True : EvaluationResult::False);
}
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Boolean &boolean, VariableDomainMap &)
{
return (boolean.value == true ? EvaluationResult::True : EvaluationResult::False);
}
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Comparison &comparison, VariableDomainMap &variableDomainMap)
{
const auto leftType = type(comparison.left, variableDomainMap);
const auto rightType = type(comparison.right, variableDomainMap);
// Comparisons with empty sets always return false
if (leftType.setSize == SetSize::Empty || rightType.setSize == SetSize::Empty)
return EvaluationResult::False;
// If either side has an unknown domain, the result is unknown
if (leftType.domain == Domain::Unknown || rightType.domain == Domain::Unknown)
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
// If both sides have the same domain, the result is unknown
if (leftType.domain == rightType.domain)
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
// If one side is integer, but the other one isnt, they are not equal
switch (comparison.operator_)
{
case ast::Comparison::Operator::Equal:
return EvaluationResult::False;
case ast::Comparison::Operator::NotEqual:
return EvaluationResult::True;
default:
// TODO: implement more cases
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
}
}
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Exists &exists, VariableDomainMap &variableDomainMap)
{
return evaluate(exists.argument, variableDomainMap);
}
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::ForAll &forAll, VariableDomainMap &variableDomainMap)
{
return evaluate(forAll.argument, variableDomainMap);
}
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Implies &implies, VariableDomainMap &variableDomainMap)
{
const auto antecedentResult = evaluate(implies.antecedent, variableDomainMap);
const auto consequentResult = evaluate(implies.consequent, variableDomainMap);
if (antecedentResult == EvaluationResult::Error || consequentResult == EvaluationResult::Error)
return EvaluationResult::Error;
if (antecedentResult == EvaluationResult::False)
return EvaluationResult::True;
if (consequentResult == EvaluationResult::True)
return EvaluationResult::True;
if (antecedentResult == EvaluationResult::True && consequentResult == EvaluationResult::False)
return EvaluationResult::False;
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
}
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::In &in, VariableDomainMap &variableDomainMap)
{
const auto elementType = type(in.element, variableDomainMap);
const auto setType = type(in.set, variableDomainMap);
// The element to test shouldnt be empty or a proper set by itself
assert(elementType.setSize != SetSize::Empty && elementType.setSize != SetSize::Multi);
// If the set is empty, no element can be selected
if (setType.setSize == SetSize::Empty)
return EvaluationResult::False;
// If one of the sides has an unknown type, the result is unknown
if (elementType.domain == Domain::Unknown || setType.domain == Domain::Unknown)
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
// If both sides have the same domain, the result is unknown
if (elementType.domain == setType.domain)
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
// If one side is integer, but the other one isnt, set inclusion is never satisfied
return EvaluationResult::False;
}
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Not &not_, VariableDomainMap &variableDomainMap)
{
const auto result = evaluate(not_.argument, variableDomainMap);
if (result == EvaluationResult::Error || result == EvaluationResult::Unknown)
return result;
return (result == EvaluationResult::True ? EvaluationResult::False : EvaluationResult::True);
}
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Or &or_, VariableDomainMap &variableDomainMap)
{
bool someTrue = false;
bool someUnknown = false;
for (const auto &argument : or_.arguments)
{
const auto result = evaluate(argument, variableDomainMap);
switch (result)
{
case EvaluationResult::Error:
return EvaluationResult::Error;
case EvaluationResult::True:
someTrue = true;
break;
case EvaluationResult::False:
break;
case EvaluationResult::Unknown:
someUnknown = true;
break;
}
}
if (someTrue)
return EvaluationResult::True;
if (someUnknown)
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
return EvaluationResult::False;
}
static EvaluationResult visit(const ast::Predicate &predicate, VariableDomainMap &variableDomainMap)
{
assert(predicate.arguments.size() == predicate.declaration->arity());
for (size_t i = 0; i < predicate.arguments.size(); i++)
{
const auto &argument = predicate.arguments[i];
const auto &parameter = predicate.declaration->parameters[i];
if (parameter.domain != Domain::Integer)
continue;
const auto argumentType = type(argument, variableDomainMap);
if (argumentType.domain == Domain::Noninteger || argumentType.setSize == SetSize::Empty)
return EvaluationResult::Error;
}
return EvaluationResult::Unknown;
}
};
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
EvaluationResult evaluate(const ast::Formula &formula, VariableDomainMap &variableDomainMap)
{
return formula.accept(EvaluateFormulaVisitor(), variableDomainMap);
return evaluate<VariableDomainMap>(formula, variableDomainMap);
}
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@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ void translate(const char *fileName, std::istream &stream, Context &context)
<< "(" << predicateDeclaration->name
<< "/" << output::Number(predicateDeclaration->arity())
<< "@" << output::Number(i + 1)
<< ")." << std::endl;
<< ")" << std::endl;
}
}
}

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@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ TEST_CASE("[completion] Rules are completed", "[completion]")
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() ==
"forall V1 (f(V1) <-> (exists U1 (V1 = f(f(f(f(U1)))) and f(U1)) or V1 in 1..5))\n");
"forall V1 (f(V1) <-> (exists U1 (V1 = f(f(f(f(U1)))) and f(U1)) or V1 in (1..5)))\n");
}
SECTION("useless implications")
@ -152,8 +152,8 @@ TEST_CASE("[completion] Rules are completed", "[completion]")
CHECK(output.str() ==
"forall V1 (covered(V1) <-> exists U1 in(V1, U1))\n"
"forall V2, V3 (in(V2, V3) -> (V2 in 1..n and V3 in 1..r))\n"
"forall U2 (U2 in 1..n -> covered(U2))\n"
"forall V2, V3 (in(V2, V3) -> (V2 in (1..n) and V3 in (1..r)))\n"
"forall U2 (U2 in (1..n) -> covered(U2))\n"
"forall U3, U4, U5 (not in(U3, U4) or not in(U5, U4) or not exists X1 (X1 in (U3 + U5) and in(X1, U4)))\n");
}
@ -190,6 +190,6 @@ TEST_CASE("[completion] Rules are completed", "[completion]")
input << "adj(X, Y) :- X = 1..n, Y = 1..n, |X - Y| = 1.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "forall V1, V2 (adj(V1, V2) <-> (V1 in 1..n and V2 in 1..n and |V1 - V2| = 1))\n");
CHECK(output.str() == "forall V1, V2 (adj(V1, V2) <-> (V1 in (1..n) and V2 in (1..n) and |V1 - V2| = 1))\n");
}
}

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@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ TEST_CASE("[hidden predicate elimination] Hidden predicates are correctly elimin
// TODO: simplify further
CHECK(output.str() ==
"forall V1 (a(V1) <-> exists U1 (c(V1) = c(U1) and U1 in 1..4))\n");
"forall V1 (a(V1) <-> exists U1 (c(V1) = c(U1) and U1 in (1..4)))\n");
}
SECTION("simple propositions are hidden correctly")

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@ -0,0 +1,117 @@
#include <catch.hpp>
#include <sstream>
#include <anthem/AST.h>
#include <anthem/Context.h>
#include <anthem/Translation.h>
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
TEST_CASE("[integer detection] Integer variables are correctly detected", "[integer detection]")
{
std::stringstream input;
std::stringstream output;
std::stringstream errors;
anthem::output::Logger logger(output, errors);
anthem::Context context(std::move(logger));
context.performSimplification = true;
context.performCompletion = true;
context.performIntegerDetection = true;
SECTION("simple-to-detect integer parameter")
{
input << "p(X) :- X = 1..5.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() ==
"forall N1 (p(N1) <-> N1 in (1..5))\n"
"int(p/1@1)\n");
}
SECTION("simple noninteger parameter")
{
input <<
"p(X) :- X = 1..5.\n"
"p(X) :- X = error.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() ==
"forall V1 (p(V1) <-> (V1 in (1..5) or V1 = error))\n");
}
SECTION("integer parameter with arithmetics")
{
input << "p(X) :- X = (2 + (1..5)) * 2.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() ==
"forall N1 (p(N1) <-> N1 in ((2 + (1..5)) * 2))\n"
"int(p/1@1)\n");
}
SECTION("integer parameter with arithmetics depending on another integer parameter")
{
input
<< "p(X) :- X = 1..5."
<< "q(X) :- p(Y), X = (Y + 5) / 3.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() ==
"forall N1 (p(N1) <-> N1 in (1..5))\n"
"forall N2 (q(N2) <-> exists N3 (p(N3) and N2 in ((N3 + 5) / 3)))\n"
"int(p/1@1)\n"
"int(q/1@1)\n");
}
SECTION("multiple mixed parameters")
{
input
<< "p(X) :- X = 1..5."
<< "q(X) :- X = error."
<< "r(A, B, C) :- p(X), A = X ** 2, q(B), p(C).";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() ==
"forall N1 (p(N1) <-> N1 in (1..5))\n"
"forall V1 (q(V1) <-> V1 = error)\n"
"forall N2, V2, N3 (r(N2, V2, N3) <-> exists N4 (p(N4) and N2 = (N4 ** 2) and q(V2) and p(N3)))\n"
"int(p/1@1)\n"
"int(r/3@1)\n"
"int(r/3@3)\n");
}
SECTION("integer parameter despite usage of constant symbol")
{
input
<< "p(X) :- X = 2..n.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() ==
"forall N1 (p(N1) <-> N1 in (2..n))\n"
"int(p/1@1)\n");
}
SECTION("integer arithmetics are correctly simplified for operators other than division")
{
input
<< "p(X) :- X = 5 + 9 ** 2.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() ==
"forall N1 (p(N1) <-> N1 = (5 + (9 ** 2)))\n"
"int(p/1@1)\n");
}
SECTION("integer arithmetics are not simplified with the division operator")
{
input
<< "p(X) :- X = 5 + 9 / 0.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() ==
"forall N1 (p(N1) <-> N1 in (5 + (9 / 0)))\n"
"int(p/1@1)\n");
}
}

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@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ TEST_CASE("[simplification] Rules are simplified correctly", "[simplification]")
input << ":- not covered(I), I = 1..n.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "((not covered(U1) and U1 in 1..n) -> #false)\n");
CHECK(output.str() == "((not covered(U1) and U1 in (1..n)) -> #false)\n");
}
SECTION("comparisons")
@ -50,4 +50,34 @@ TEST_CASE("[simplification] Rules are simplified correctly", "[simplification]")
CHECK(output.str() == "(U1 > U2 -> #false)\n");
}
SECTION("biconditionals are replaced with implifactions with choice rules")
{
context.performCompletion = true;
input << "{p(a)}.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "forall V1 (p(V1) -> V1 = a)\n");
}
SECTION("biconditionals are replaced with implifactions with complicated choice rules")
{
context.performCompletion = true;
input << "{p(n + 5)}.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "forall V1 (p(V1) -> V1 in (n + 5))\n");
}
SECTION("biconditionals are not replaced with implifactions with nonchoice rules")
{
context.performCompletion = true;
input << "p(a).";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "forall V1 (p(V1) <-> V1 = a)\n");
}
}

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@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ TEST_CASE("[translation] Rules are translated correctly", "[translation]")
input << "p(1..5).";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "(V1 in 1..5 -> p(V1))\n");
CHECK(output.str() == "(V1 in (1..5) -> p(V1))\n");
}
SECTION("simple example 2")
@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ TEST_CASE("[translation] Rules are translated correctly", "[translation]")
input << "p(N) :- N = 1..5.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "((V1 in U1 and exists X1, X2 (X1 in U1 and X2 in 1..5 and X1 = X2)) -> p(V1))\n");
CHECK(output.str() == "((V1 in U1 and exists X1, X2 (X1 in U1 and X2 in (1..5) and X1 = X2)) -> p(V1))\n");
}
SECTION("simple example 3")
@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ TEST_CASE("[translation] Rules are translated correctly", "[translation]")
input << "p(N, 1, 2) :- N = 1..5.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "((V1 in U1 and V2 in 1 and V3 in 2 and exists X1, X2 (X1 in U1 and X2 in 1..5 and X1 = X2)) -> p(V1, V2, V3))\n");
CHECK(output.str() == "((V1 in U1 and V2 in 1 and V3 in 2 and exists X1, X2 (X1 in U1 and X2 in (1..5) and X1 = X2)) -> p(V1, V2, V3))\n");
}
SECTION("disjunctive head")
@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ TEST_CASE("[translation] Rules are translated correctly", "[translation]")
input << "q(3, N); p(N, 1, 2) :- N = 1..5.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "((V1 in U1 and V2 in 1 and V3 in 2 and V4 in 3 and V5 in U1 and exists X1, X2 (X1 in U1 and X2 in 1..5 and X1 = X2)) -> (p(V1, V2, V3) or q(V4, V5)))\n");
CHECK(output.str() == "((V1 in U1 and V2 in 1 and V3 in 2 and V4 in 3 and V5 in U1 and exists X1, X2 (X1 in U1 and X2 in (1..5) and X1 = X2)) -> (p(V1, V2, V3) or q(V4, V5)))\n");
}
SECTION("disjunctive head (alternative syntax)")
@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ TEST_CASE("[translation] Rules are translated correctly", "[translation]")
input << "q(3, N), p(N, 1, 2) :- N = 1..5.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "((V1 in U1 and V2 in 1 and V3 in 2 and V4 in 3 and V5 in U1 and exists X1, X2 (X1 in U1 and X2 in 1..5 and X1 = X2)) -> (p(V1, V2, V3) or q(V4, V5)))\n");
CHECK(output.str() == "((V1 in U1 and V2 in 1 and V3 in 2 and V4 in 3 and V5 in U1 and exists X1, X2 (X1 in U1 and X2 in (1..5) and X1 = X2)) -> (p(V1, V2, V3) or q(V4, V5)))\n");
}
SECTION("escaping conflicting variable names")
@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ TEST_CASE("[translation] Rules are translated correctly", "[translation]")
input << ":- not p(I), I = 1..n.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "((exists X1 (X1 in U1 and not p(X1)) and exists X2, X3 (X2 in U1 and X3 in 1..n and X2 = X3)) -> #false)\n");
CHECK(output.str() == "((exists X1 (X1 in U1 and not p(X1)) and exists X2, X3 (X2 in U1 and X3 in (1..n) and X2 = X3)) -> #false)\n");
}
SECTION("disjunctive fact (no arguments)")
@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ TEST_CASE("[translation] Rules are translated correctly", "[translation]")
input << "p(X, 1..10) :- q(X, 6..12).";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "((V1 in U1 and V2 in 1..10 and exists X1, X2 (X1 in U1 and X2 in 6..12 and q(X1, X2))) -> p(V1, V2))\n");
CHECK(output.str() == "((V1 in U1 and V2 in (1..10) and exists X1, X2 (X1 in U1 and X2 in (6..12) and q(X1, X2))) -> p(V1, V2))\n");
}
SECTION("intervals with variable")
@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ TEST_CASE("[translation] Rules are translated correctly", "[translation]")
input << ":- q(N), 1 = 1..N.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "((exists X1 (X1 in U1 and q(X1)) and exists X2, X3 (X2 in 1 and X3 in 1..U1 and X2 = X3)) -> #false)\n");
CHECK(output.str() == "((exists X1 (X1 in U1 and q(X1)) and exists X2, X3 (X2 in 1 and X3 in (1..U1) and X2 = X3)) -> #false)\n");
}
SECTION("intervals with two variables")
@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ TEST_CASE("[translation] Rules are translated correctly", "[translation]")
input << ":- q(M, N), M = 1..N.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "((exists X1, X2 (X1 in U1 and X2 in U2 and q(X1, X2)) and exists X3, X4 (X3 in U1 and X4 in 1..U2 and X3 = X4)) -> #false)\n");
CHECK(output.str() == "((exists X1, X2 (X1 in U1 and X2 in U2 and q(X1, X2)) and exists X3, X4 (X3 in U1 and X4 in (1..U2) and X3 = X4)) -> #false)\n");
}
SECTION("comparisons")
@ -262,7 +262,7 @@ TEST_CASE("[translation] Rules are translated correctly", "[translation]")
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
// TODO: eliminate V5: not needed
CHECK(output.str() == "((V1 in 1..3 and V2 in U1 and V3 in 2..4 and p(V1, V2)) -> p(V1, V2))\n((V4 in 1..3 and V5 in U2 and V6 in 2..4 and q(V6)) -> q(V6))\n");
CHECK(output.str() == "((V1 in (1..3) and V2 in U1 and V3 in (2..4) and p(V1, V2)) -> p(V1, V2))\n((V4 in (1..3) and V5 in U2 and V6 in (2..4) and q(V6)) -> q(V6))\n");
}
SECTION("choice rule with body")
@ -302,6 +302,6 @@ TEST_CASE("[translation] Rules are translated correctly", "[translation]")
input << "p(N, N ** N) :- N = 1..n.";
anthem::translate("input", input, context);
CHECK(output.str() == "((V1 in U1 and V2 in (U1 ** U1) and exists X1, X2 (X1 in U1 and X2 in 1..n and X1 = X2)) -> p(V1, V2))\n");
CHECK(output.str() == "((V1 in U1 and V2 in (U1 ** U1) and exists X1, X2 (X1 in U1 and X2 in (1..n) and X1 = X2)) -> p(V1, V2))\n");
}
}

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@ -0,0 +1,73 @@
#include <catch.hpp>
#include <sstream>
#include <anthem/AST.h>
#include <anthem/Context.h>
#include <anthem/Translation.h>
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
TEST_CASE("[unsupported] Errors are correctly issued when using unsupported features", "[unsupported]")
{
std::stringstream input;
std::stringstream output;
std::stringstream errors;
anthem::output::Logger logger(output, errors);
anthem::Context context(std::move(logger));
SECTION("rules with disjunctive head are unsupported")
{
context.performCompletion = true;
input << "a; b.";
CHECK_THROWS(anthem::translate("input", input, context));
}
SECTION("rules with disjunctive head containing elements with arguments are unsupported")
{
context.performCompletion = true;
input << "p(a); p(b).";
CHECK_THROWS(anthem::translate("input", input, context));
}
SECTION("singleton choice rules are supported")
{
context.performCompletion = true;
input << "{a}.";
CHECK_NOTHROW(anthem::translate("input", input, context));
}
SECTION("singleton choice rules containing an element with arguments are supported")
{
context.performCompletion = true;
input << "{p(a)}.";
CHECK_NOTHROW(anthem::translate("input", input, context));
}
SECTION("choice rules with multiple simple elements are supported")
{
context.performCompletion = true;
input << "{a; b}.";
CHECK_NOTHROW(anthem::translate("input", input, context));
}
SECTION("choice rules with multiple elements with arguments are unsupported")
{
context.performCompletion = true;
input << "{p(a); p(b)}.";
CHECK_THROWS(anthem::translate("input", input, context));
}
}