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LinkRefresher::Hop Struct Reference

A hop the refresh algorithm might evaluate. More...

#include <refresh.h>

Public Member Functions

 Hop ()
 Default constructor should not be called but has to be visible for usage in std::set.
 
 Hop (OrderID from, OrderID to, CargoID cargo)
 Real constructor, only use this one. More...
 
bool operator< (const Hop &other) const
 Comparison operator to allow hops to be used in a std::set. More...
 

Data Fields

OrderID from
 Last order where vehicle could interact with cargo or absolute first order.
 
OrderID to
 Next order to be processed.
 
CargoID cargo
 Cargo the consist is probably carrying or INVALID_CARGO if unknown.
 

Detailed Description

A hop the refresh algorithm might evaluate.

If the same hop is seen again the evaluation is stopped. This of course is a fairly simple heuristic. Sequences of refit orders can produce vehicles with all kinds of different cargoes and remembering only one can lead to early termination of the algorithm. However, as the order language is Turing complete, we are facing the halting problem here. At some point we have to draw the line.

Definition at line 56 of file refresh.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ Hop()

LinkRefresher::Hop::Hop ( OrderID  from,
OrderID  to,
CargoID  cargo 
)
inline

Real constructor, only use this one.

Parameters
fromFirst order of the hop.
toSecond order of the hop.
cargoCargo the consist is probably carrying when passing the hop.

Definition at line 73 of file refresh.h.

Member Function Documentation

◆ operator<()

bool LinkRefresher::Hop::operator< ( const Hop other) const

Comparison operator to allow hops to be used in a std::set.

Parameters
otherOther hop to be compared with.
Returns
If this hop is "smaller" than the other (defined by from, to and cargo in this order).

Definition at line 46 of file refresh.cpp.

References cargo, from, and to.


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