pub enum ProdRule {
Var(String, Config),
Const(ConstValue, Config),
Op1(String, String, Config),
Op2(String, String, String, Config),
Op3(String, String, String, String, Config),
}
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A variant-rich enumeration representing different types of production rules used in string synthesis.
It includes variants for handling variables, constants, and operations with differing arities. Each variant encapsulates a production rule as follows:
The Var
variant takes a variable name and a configuration, associating this rule with a specific variable in the synthesis problem.
The Const
variant holds a constant value alongside its configuration, representing fixed values in the synthesis.
Variants Op1
, Op2
, and Op3
capture operations with one, two, and three operands respectively, each carrying the necessary operands as strings and concluding with a configuration object to manage operational parameters or constraints.
This structure enables flexible representation of grammatical constructs in syntax-guided synthesis tasks, supporting a wide range of synthesis requirements.
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Var(String, Config)
Const(ConstValue, Config)
Op1(String, String, Config)
Op2(String, String, String, Config)
Op3(String, String, String, String, Config)
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impl Eq for ProdRule
impl StructuralPartialEq for ProdRule
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impl Freeze for ProdRule
impl RefUnwindSafe for ProdRule
impl Send for ProdRule
impl Sync for ProdRule
impl Unpin for ProdRule
impl UnwindSafe for ProdRule
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