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hierarchy: expose mp_class to python

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* bin/common_output.cc: Move some of the printing code...
* spot/tl/hierarchy.cc, spot/tl/hierarchy.hh: ... here, as new
  variants of mp_class...
* python/spot/impl.i: ... that we can now call from Python.
* python/ajax/spotcgi.in: Use those to simplify and extend
the code printing class membership.
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Alexandre Duret-Lutz 2017-01-14 23:43:01 +01:00
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@ -37,4 +37,34 @@ namespace spot
/// - 'T' (top) properties that are not persistence or recurrence
/// properties
SPOT_API char mp_class(formula f);
/// \brief Return the class of \a f in the temporal hierarchy of Manna
/// and Pnueli (PODC'90).
///
/// The \a opt parameter should be a string specifying options
/// for expressing the class. If \a opt is empty, the
/// result is one character among B, G, S, O, P, R, T, specifying
/// the most precise class to which the formula belongs.
/// If \a opt contains 'w', then the string contains all the
/// characters corresponding to the classes that contain \a f.
/// If \a opt contains 'v', then the characters are replaced
/// by the name of each class. Space and commas are ignored.
/// Any ']' ends the processing of the options.
SPOT_API std::string mp_class(formula f, const char* opt);
/// \brief Expand a class in the temporal hierarchy of Manna
/// and Pnueli (PODC'90).
///
/// \a mpc should be a character among B, G, S, O, P, R, T
/// specifying a class in the hierarchy.
///
/// The \a opt parameter should be a string specifying options for
/// expressing the class. If \a opt is empty, the result is \a mpc.
/// If \a opt contains 'w', then the string contains all the
/// characters corresponding to the super-classes of \a mpc. If \a
/// opt contains 'v', then the characters are replaced by the name
/// of each class. Space and commas are ignored. Any ']' ends the
/// processing of the options.
SPOT_API std::string mp_class(char mpc, const char* opt);
}