pub struct ConditionTracker {
ctx: Context,
hashmap: HashMap<Bits, &'static Expr>,
pub vec: Vec<(&'static Expr, Bits)>,
}
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A structure for tracking condition evaluations within a given context.
It maintains an internal context used for condition evaluation, a mapping from bit representations to expression references for deduplication, and a public vector storing pairs of expression references and their corresponding bit information for ordered access or iteration.
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§ctx: Context
§hashmap: HashMap<Bits, &'static Expr>
§vec: Vec<(&'static Expr, Bits)>
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Source§impl ConditionTracker
impl ConditionTracker
Sourcepub fn new(ctx: Context) -> Self
pub fn new(ctx: Context) -> Self
Creates a new condition tracker instance with an initialized context, hashmap, and vector. This function takes a context and returns an instance where internal collections are set to their empty defaults, allowing the tracker to accumulate conditions as they are inserted later.
Sourcepub fn insert(&mut self, expr: &Expr)
pub fn insert(&mut self, expr: &Expr)
Inserts a condition expression into the tracker using its evaluated bit representation. This method calculates the bit signature of the provided expression and, if this signature is not already present in the internal storage, allocates the expression and registers it along with its corresponding bits.
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impl Freeze for ConditionTracker
impl RefUnwindSafe for ConditionTracker
impl Send for ConditionTracker
impl Sync for ConditionTracker
impl Unpin for ConditionTracker
impl UnwindSafe for ConditionTracker
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