Mace C++ Graph Library 1.0
The fast and flexible graph library for C++. Developed by Matthias Mace Hädrich.
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undirected_graph Class Reference

This is the base class for an undirected graph. More...

#include <undirected_graph.h>

Inheritance diagram for undirected_graph:
graph

List of all members.

Public Member Functions

DLL undirected_graph (std::string name="", bool parallels_allowed=true)
 The constructor.
 ~undirected_graph ()
 The destructor.
DLL bool add_edge (vertex *p_src, vertex *p_dest, int weight=0)
 Add an edge to the graph.
DLL bool add_edge (vertex *p_src, edge *p_edge)
 Add an edge to the graph.
DLL bool remove_edge (vertex *p_vertex_0, vertex *p_vertex_1)
 Remove an edge from vertex p_vertex_0 to p_vertex_1.
DLL bool remove_edge (edge *p_edge)
 Remove an edge from the graph.

Detailed Description

This is the base class for an undirected graph.

An undirected graph contains vertices and edges which are bidirectional.
That means that for every added adge there are created edges from the one vertex to the other and vice versa.
This results in a slightly larger mememory allocation, because an undirected graph needs O(|V| + 2 * |E|) of memory.

Definition at line 24 of file undirected_graph.h.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

undirected_graph::undirected_graph ( std::string  name = "",
bool  parallels_allowed = true 
)

The constructor.

An undirected graph can be initialized with a name name and the instruction of allowing parallel edges or not.
parallels_allowed is true by default.

Definition at line 15 of file undirected_graph.cpp.

undirected_graph::~undirected_graph ( )

The destructor.

For all vertices there has been memory allocated which should be freed now.

Definition at line 26 of file undirected_graph.cpp.


Member Function Documentation

bool undirected_graph::add_edge ( vertex p_src,
vertex p_dest,
int  weight = 0 
) [virtual]

Add an edge to the graph.

Creates an edge with the destination vertex p_dest and weight, then appends it to the source vertex p_src.

Returns:
True if edge could be added, false if edge could not be added.

Implements graph.

Definition at line 50 of file undirected_graph.cpp.

bool undirected_graph::add_edge ( vertex p_src,
edge p_edge 
) [virtual]

Add an edge to the graph.

Appends the edge p_edge to the vertex p_src. Parallel edges can only be created if the graph allows that.
Because this is the implementation for an undirected graph, the edge is not only added from source to destination, but also from destination to source. Memory needed: O(|V| + 2 * |E|)
This fact is to be ignored if the edge is a loop.

Returns:
True if edge could be added, false if edge could not be added.

Implements graph.

Definition at line 73 of file undirected_graph.cpp.

bool undirected_graph::remove_edge ( vertex p_vertex_0,
vertex p_vertex_1 
) [virtual]

Remove an edge from vertex p_vertex_0 to p_vertex_1.

Because this is the implementation for an undirected graph, not only the edge from vertex p_vertex_0 to vertex p_vertex_1 has to be removed
but also the edge from vertex p_vertex_1 to vertex p_vertex_0.

Returns:
True if edge could be removed, false if not.

Implements graph.

Definition at line 105 of file undirected_graph.cpp.

bool undirected_graph::remove_edge ( edge p_edge) [virtual]

Remove an edge from the graph.

See also:
remove_edge( vertex *p_vertex_0, vertex *p_vertex_1 )
Returns:
True if edge could be removed, false if not.

Implements graph.

Definition at line 140 of file undirected_graph.cpp.


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