catlog_wasm::notation

Struct Elaborator

pub struct Elaborator;

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An elaborator.

Elaboration is the process of transforming notation (as declared in notebook-types) into syntax and values. This can possibly fail. Eventually, this struct may have some role to play in accumulating errors, but for now it is a singleton.

Trait Implementations§

impl CanElaborate<Mor, ModalMor> for Elaborator

Elaborates into a morphism in a model of a modal theory.

fn elab(&self, mor: &Mor) -> Result<ModalMor, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<Mor, Path<QualifiedName, QualifiedName>> for Elaborator

Elaborates into a morphism in a model of a discrete double theory.

fn elab(&self, mor: &Mor) -> Result<QualifiedPath, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<Mor, Path<TabOb, TabEdge>> for Elaborator

Elaborates into a morphism in a model of a discrete tabulator theory.

fn elab(&self, mor: &Mor) -> Result<TabMor, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<Mor, TabEdge> for Elaborator

fn elab(&self, mor: &Mor) -> Result<TabEdge, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<MorType, Path<QualifiedName, QualifiedName>> for Elaborator

Elaborates into morphism type in a discrete double theory.

fn elab(&self, mor_type: &MorType) -> Result<QualifiedPath, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<MorType, ShortPath<ModeApp<QualifiedName>, ModeApp<QualifiedName>>> for Elaborator

Elaborates into morphism type in a modal double theory.

fn elab(&self, mor_type: &MorType) -> Result<ModalMorType, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<MorType, TabMorType> for Elaborator

Elaborates into morphism type in a discrete tabulator theory.

fn elab(&self, mor_type: &MorType) -> Result<TabMorType, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<Ob, ModalOb> for Elaborator

Elaborates into an object in a model of a modal theory.

fn elab(&self, ob: &Ob) -> Result<ModalOb, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<Ob, QualifiedName> for Elaborator

Elaborates into an object in a model of a discrete double theory.

fn elab(&self, ob: &Ob) -> Result<QualifiedName, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<Ob, TabOb> for Elaborator

Elaborates into an object in a model of a discrete tabulator theory.

fn elab(&self, ob: &Ob) -> Result<TabOb, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<ObOp, Path<ModeApp<QualifiedName>, ModeApp<ModalOp>>> for Elaborator

Elaborates into an object operation in a modal double theory.

fn elab(&self, op: &ObOp) -> Result<ModalObOp, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<ObOp, Path<TabObType, TabObProj>> for Elaborator

Elaborates into object operation in a discrete tabulator theory.

fn elab(&self, op: &ObOp) -> Result<TabObOp, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<ObOp, QualifiedName> for Elaborator

Elaborates into object operation in a discrete double theory.

fn elab(&self, op: &ObOp) -> Result<QualifiedName, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<ObType, ModeApp<QualifiedName>> for Elaborator

Elaborates into object type in a modal double theory.

fn elab(&self, ob_type: &ObType) -> Result<ModalObType, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<ObType, QualifiedName> for Elaborator

Elaborates into object type in a discrete double theory.

fn elab(&self, ob_type: &ObType) -> Result<QualifiedName, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

impl CanElaborate<ObType, TabObType> for Elaborator

Elaborates into object type in a discrete tabulator theory.

fn elab(&self, ob_type: &ObType) -> Result<TabObType, String>

Transform notation into syntax.

Auto Trait Implementations§

impl Freeze for Elaborator

impl RefUnwindSafe for Elaborator

impl Send for Elaborator

impl Sync for Elaborator

impl Unpin for Elaborator

impl UnwindSafe for Elaborator

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fn to_subset_unchecked(&self) -> SS

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fn from_subset(element: &SS) -> SP

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