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Frobby
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| auto_ptr< TermPredicate > | createTermPredicate (const string &prefix, size_t varCount) |
| Returns the predicate whose name has the given prefix. More... | |
| int | lexCompare (const Exponent *a, const Exponent *b, size_t varCount) |
Indicates how a relates to b according to the lexicographic term order where . More... | |
| int | lexCompare (const Term &a, const Term &b) |
| int | reverseLexCompare (const Exponent *a, const Exponent *b, size_t varCount) |
Indicates how a relates to b according to the reverse lexicographic term order where . More... | |
| bool | equals (const Exponent *a, const Exponent *b, size_t varCount) |
| Returns whether the entries of a are equal to the entries of b. More... | |
| auto_ptr<TermPredicate> createTermPredicate | ( | const string & | prefix, |
| size_t | varCount | ||
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Returns the predicate whose name has the given prefix.
Definition at line 43 of file TermPredicate.cpp.
Returns whether the entries of a are equal to the entries of b.
Definition at line 77 of file TermPredicate.cpp.
Indicates how a relates to b according to the lexicographic term order where
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Returns -1 if a < b, returns 0 if a = b and returns 1 if a > b. As an example
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Definition at line 50 of file TermPredicate.cpp.
Definition at line 66 of file TermPredicate.cpp.
Indicates how a relates to b according to the reverse lexicographic term order where
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Returns -1 if a < b, returns 0 if a = b and returns 1 if a > b. As an example
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Definition at line 71 of file TermPredicate.cpp.