Transitions for transducers:
Regular expressions:
data RegExp t = One -- the language containing the empty string, unit of :& | Zero -- the empty language, unit of :! | S t -- a single symbol | RegExp t :& RegExp t -- sequence (associative) | RegExp t :! RegExp t -- alternative (cummutative and associative) | RegExp t :-! RegExp t -- difference | Many (RegExp t) -- sequence of zero or more | Some (RegExp t) -- sequence of one or more -- An experimental extension with a fix-point operator: | Fix (RegExp t) | Self deriving (Eq,Ord,Show)
Some convenient constructor functions:
e = One z = Zero t = S . I o = S . O ts rs = seqs $ map t rs a rs = alts $ map t rs opt r = r ! e alts rs = foldr (!) z rs seqs rs = foldr (&) e rs
Optimizing regular expression constructors:
many One = One many Zero = One many (Many r) = Many r many (Some r) = Many r many r = Many r some One = One some Zero = Zero some (Many r) = Many r some (Some r) = Some r some r = Some r r1 ! r2 = alts' (usort ts) where ts = terms r1 . terms r2 $ [] alts' [] = z alts' ts = foldr1 (:!) ts terms Zero = id terms (r1 :! r2) = terms r1 . terms r2 terms r = (r:) r1 & Zero = Zero r1 & One = r1 r1 & r2 = consFactors r1 r2 where consFactors One = id consFactors Zero = const Zero consFactors (r1:&r2) = consFactors r1 . consFactors r2 consFactors r = (r:&) Zero -! r = Zero r -! Zero = r r1 -! r2 = if r1==r2 then Zero else r1 :-! r2 fix Zero = Zero fix One = One fix Self = Zero fix ((One:!Self):&r) | not (selfIn r) = some r fix r = if selfIn r then Fix r else r selfIn r = case r of Zero -> False One -> False S _ -> False r1 :& r2 -> selfIn r1 || selfIn r2 r1 :! r2 -> selfIn r1 || selfIn r2 r1 :-! r2 -> selfIn r1 || selfIn r2 Many r -> selfIn r Some r -> selfIn r Fix r -> False Self -> True