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#!/usr/bin/env python
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# Copyright: Ira W. Snyder
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# Start Date: 2005-10-08
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# End Date:
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# License: Public Domain
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#
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# Changelog Follows:
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# - 2005-10-16
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# - Implemented the nfa class. It's mostly complete at this point.
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# - E() function works for circular loops now.
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# - Made the nfa.__next_states() function always return a valid reference
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# to a list in the dictionary. This means you should NEVER use
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# self.trans_func[(state, letter)] in code anywhere now :)
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# - Final states are now checked for validity.
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#
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################################################################################
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# IMPORTANT NOTES
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################################################################################
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################################################################################
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import sys, string
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class nfa:
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"""Implements a Non-Deterministic Finite Automaton"""
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def __init__(self):
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self.trans_func = {}
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self.num_states = 0
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self.final_states = []
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self.initial_state = 0
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def __state_in_range(self, state):
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"""Check if a given state is in the acceptable range"""
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try:
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temp = int(state)
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except (TypeError, ValueError):
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return False
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if temp >= 0 and temp < self.num_states:
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return True
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return False
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def __input_num_states(self):
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"""Get the number of states this automaton will have"""
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done = False
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while not done:
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num_states = raw_input('How many states in this automaton: ')
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try:
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self.num_states = int(num_states)
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done = True
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except (TypeError, ValueError):
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print 'Bad input, not an integer, try again'
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print
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def __input_final_states(self):
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"""Get final states for this automaton"""
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print 'Enter final states on one line, seperated by spaces'
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done = False
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while not done:
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final_states = raw_input('Final states: ')
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bad_data = False
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for i in final_states.split():
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if not self.__state_in_range(i):
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print 'State %s out of range. All input discarded.' % (i, )
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print 'Try again please'
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print
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bad_data = True
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break
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# if we left the for loop with bad data
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if bad_data:
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continue
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# all data is good
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for i in final_states.split():
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if self.__state_in_range(i):
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self.final_states.append(int(i))
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done = True
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def __input_all_edges(self):
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"""Read all of the edges for this automaton"""
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print 'Edges take the form "from HERE, by LETTER, to THERE"'
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print 'Enter something like: "1 a 1" to represent the following'
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print 'from q1, by a, go to q1'
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print
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print 'Conditions:'
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print '1. Blank line to end'
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print '2. ^ is the empty string'
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done = False
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while not done:
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edge = raw_input('Edge: ')
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if len(edge) == 0:
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done = True
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continue
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if len(edge.split()) != 3:
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print 'Bad edge entered'
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print
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continue
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(cur_st, letter, next_st) = edge.split()
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# Make sure the states entered are in range
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if self.__state_in_range(cur_st) and self.__state_in_range(next_st):
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new_state = False
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cur_st = int(cur_st)
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next_st = int(next_st)
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# Add the state to the list if it's not there already
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if next_st not in self.__next_states(cur_st, letter):
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self.__next_states(cur_st, letter).append(next_st)
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else:
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print 'Invalid current or next state entered'
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print
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continue
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def __input_automaton(self):
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"""Read this entire automaton's input"""
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self.__input_num_states()
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self.__input_final_states()
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self.__input_all_edges()
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def main_menu(self):
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#NOTE: All of this code is not what it's supposed to be.
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# It is for TESTING ONLY.
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#
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#TODO: Generate a menu :)
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self.__input_automaton()
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print self.trans_func
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print self.num_states
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print self.final_states
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print self.initial_state
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print
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for i in range(self.num_states):
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print 'E(%d): %s' % (i, self.__E(i))
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def __next_states(self, state, letter):
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"""Return the next states for the key (state, letter)"""
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try:
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next = self.trans_func[(state, letter)]
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except KeyError:
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# Create a new empty list for this state if it doesn't exist yet
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next = self.trans_func[(state, letter)] = []
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if letter == '^' and state not in next:
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next.append(state)
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return next
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def __E(self, state, storage=None, visited=None):
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"""Calculate E(state) and return it. This handles circular E()
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calculations."""
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# Work around weird mutable default argument stuff
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if storage is None:
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storage = []
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# Work around weird mutable default argument stuff
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if visited is None:
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visited = []
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# Find all of the direct next states that we can get to by
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# the empty string, and append anything that is not already there
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for i in self.__next_states(state, '^'):
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if i not in storage:
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storage.append(i)
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# Visit everything in storage that has not been visited already
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for i in storage:
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if i not in visited:
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visited.append(i)
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temp = self.__E(i, storage, visited)
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# Avoid duplicating things in storage
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for j in temp:
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if j not in storage:
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storage.append(j)
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return storage
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def output_dfa(self):
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#stuff here
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pass
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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automaton = nfa()
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automaton.main_menu()
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