Frobby  0.9.5
TermConsumer.cpp
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17 #include "stdinc.h"
18 #include "TermConsumer.h"
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20 #include "Term.h"
21 #include "Ideal.h"
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24 }
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26 void TermConsumer::consumeRing(const VarNames& names) {
27 }
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30 }
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33 }
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35 void TermConsumer::consume(const Ideal& ideal) {
37  Term tmp(ideal.getVarCount());
38  for (size_t term = 0; term < ideal.getGeneratorCount(); ++term) {
39  tmp = ideal[term];
40  consume(tmp);
41  }
42  doneConsuming();
43 }
Represents a monomial ideal with int exponents.
Definition: Ideal.h:27
size_t getGeneratorCount() const
Definition: Ideal.h:57
size_t getVarCount() const
Definition: Ideal.h:56
virtual ~TermConsumer()
virtual void doneConsumingList()
Must be called once after each time beginConsumingList has been called.
virtual void beginConsuming()=0
Tell the consumer to begin consuming an ideal.
virtual void doneConsuming()=0
Must be called once after each time beginConsuming has been called.
virtual void consume(const Term &term)=0
Consume a term.
virtual void consumeRing(const VarNames &names)
Tell the consumer which ring is being used.
virtual void beginConsumingList()
Tell the consumer that the ideals that are consumed until the next call to doneConsumingList are to b...
Term represents a product of variables which does not include a coefficient.
Definition: Term.h:49
Defines the variables of a polynomial ring and facilities IO involving them.
Definition: VarNames.h:40