[ruby-talk:11581] Re: Array bugs?

>>>>> "C" == Christoph Rippel <[e-mail]> writes:

C> Ps.  Could you send me your patch? - maybe I could
C> take a look at it?. Anyway try ``your ruby'' on a 
C> couple of nasty potentially equal recursive arrays.

 If you can wait a little, I think that it's possible to write it as an
 extension (i.e. without modifying ruby).

 Actually I've tried to apply your first version with the difference that I
 make 

   def include_pair a, b
      a, b = b, a if a > b
      @bag.push  (a + (b << Fixnum::Maxlog))
  end     



pigeon% cat b.rb
#!./ruby
##########################
# Examples 
##########################
p ([1,3,3,[3,4],"a"] == [1,3,3,[3,4],"a"]) 
p ([1,3,3,[3,4],"a"] == [1,3,3,[3,4],"b"])
 
##########################
a =[1,2,3]; a << a; b =[1,2]; b << b;  a  << a; b << a; 
p a - b; p a; p b
 
##########################
def f(x); [x,x]; end
def g(x); f f f f f f f f x; end
def h(x); g g g g g g g g x; end
def i(x);  h h h h h h h h x; end
def j(x); i i i i  i i i   x;end
 
p (j(1) == j(1))
 
class UnOrderedPair
def ==(other)
      return false  unless other.kind_of?  UnOrderedPair
      return true if id == other.id
      return true if (@l == other.l ) && (@r == other.r)
      return  (@l == other.r ) && (@r == other.l)
end
def initialize(ll,rr)
          @l = ll; @r = rr
end
protected 
attr_reader    :l, :r
end
 
##########################
# Examples 
##########################
l = [3,2,3]; r=[3,2]
 
pl = UnOrderedPair.new l,r
pr = UnOrderedPair.new r,l
 
l << pl; r << pr
p pl == pr
 
##########################
pl = UnOrderedPair.new l,r
pr = UnOrderedPair.new r,r
 
l << pl; r << pr
p pl == pr
pigeon% 

pigeon% time b.rb
true
false
[3]
[1, 2, 3, [...], [...]]
[1, 2, [...], [1, 2, 3, [...], [...]]]
true
true
false
 
real    0m16.827s
user    0m16.690s
sys     0m0.020s
pigeon% 


Guy Decoux