Examples with Tuple2 de.prob.util.Tuple2 used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Tuple2

use of de.prob.util.Tuple2 in project prob2 by bendisposto.

the class ProofExtractor method addProofs.

private void addProofs(final EventBMachine m) {
    for (Map.Entry<String, String> entry : descriptions.entrySet()) {
        String name = entry.getKey();
        String desc = entry.getValue();
        boolean isDischarged = discharged.contains(name);
        String[] split = name.split("/");
        String type;
        if (split.length == 1) {
            type = split[0];
        } else if (split.length == 2) {
            type = split[1];
        } else {
            type = split[2];
        }
        String source = m.getName();
        List<Tuple2<String, String>> elements = new ArrayList<>();
        if ("GRD".equals(type)) {
            Event concreteEvent = m.getEvent(split[0]);
            for (Event event : concreteEvent.getRefines()) {
                if (event.getGuards().getElement(split[1]) != null) {
                    EventBGuard guard = event.getGuards().getElement(split[1]);
                    elements.add(new Tuple2<>("event", event.getName()));
                    elements.add(new Tuple2<>("guard", guard.getName()));
                }
            }
            elements.add(new Tuple2<>("event", concreteEvent.getName()));
            proofs.add(new ProofObligation(source, name, isDischarged, desc, elements));
        } else if ("INV".equals(type)) {
            elements.add(new Tuple2<>("event", "invariant"));
            proofs.add(new ProofObligation(source, name, isDischarged, desc, elements));
        } else if ("THM".equals(type)) {
            if (split.length == 2) {
                elements.add(new Tuple2<>("invariant", split[0]));
            } else {
                elements.add(new Tuple2<>("guard", split[1]));
                elements.add(new Tuple2<>("event", split[0]));
            }
            proofs.add(new ProofObligation(source, name, isDischarged, desc, elements));
        } else if ("WD".equals(type)) {
            if (split.length == 2) {
                elements.add(new Tuple2<>("invariant", split[0]));
            } else {
                Event event = m.getEvent(split[0]);
                if (event.getActions().getElement(split[1]) != null) {
                    elements.add(new Tuple2<>("event", event.getName()));
                    elements.add(new Tuple2<>("action", split[1]));
                } else {
                    elements.add(new Tuple2<>("event", event.getName()));
                    elements.add(new Tuple2<>("guard", split[1]));
                }
                proofs.add(new ProofObligation(source, name, isDischarged, desc, elements));
            }
        } else {
            proofs.add(new ProofObligation(source, name, isDischarged, desc, elements));
        }
    }
}

Example 2 with Tuple2

use of de.prob.util.Tuple2 in project prob2 by bendisposto.

the class ProofExtractor method addProofs.

private void addProofs(final Context c) {
    for (Map.Entry<String, String> entry : descriptions.entrySet()) {
        String name = entry.getKey();
        String desc = entry.getValue();
        boolean isDischarged = discharged.contains(name);
        String[] split = name.split("/");
        String type;
        if (split.length == 1) {
            type = split[0];
        } else if (split.length == 2) {
            type = split[1];
        } else {
            type = split[2];
        }
        String source = c.getName();
        List<Tuple2<String, String>> elements = new ArrayList<>();
        if ("THM".equals(type) || "WD".equals(type)) {
            elements.add(new Tuple2<>("axiom", split[0]));
        }
        proofs.add(new ProofObligation(source, name, isDischarged, desc, elements));
    }
}