An undirected edge represents a connection between two vertices. The connection is bidirectional, it's possible to traverse the edge in both directions. More...
#include <Edge.hh>
Public Member Functions | |
UndirectedEdge (const VertexId_P &_vertices, const E &_data, double _weight, const EdgeId &_id=kNullId) | |
Constructor. | |
VertexId | From (const VertexId &_from) const override |
Get the destination end that is reachable from a source end of an edge. | |
VertexId | To (const VertexId &_to) const override |
Get the source end that can reach the destination end of an edge. | |
Public Member Functions inherited from Edge< E > | |
Edge (const VertexId_P &_vertices, const E &_data, const double _weight, const EdgeId &_id=kNullId) | |
Constructor. | |
E & | Data () |
Get a mutable reference to the user data stored in the edge. | |
const E & | Data () const |
Get a non-mutable reference to the user data stored in the edge. | |
EdgeId | Id () const |
Get the edge Id. | |
void | SetWeight (double _newWeight) |
Set the cost of the edge. | |
bool | Valid () const |
An edge is considered valid when its id is not kNullId. | |
VertexId_P | Vertices () const |
Get the two vertices contained in the edge. | |
double | Weight () const |
The cost of traversing the _from end to the other end of the edge. | |
Static Public Attributes | |
static UndirectedEdge< E > | NullEdge |
An invalid undirected edge. | |
Detailed Description
An undirected edge represents a connection between two vertices. The connection is bidirectional, it's possible to traverse the edge in both directions.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ UndirectedEdge()
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Constructor.
- Parameters
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[in] _vertices The vertices of the edge. [in] _data The data stored in the edge. [in] _weight The weight (cost) of the edge. [in] _id Optional unique id.
Member Function Documentation
◆ From()
Get the destination end that is reachable from a source end of an edge.
E.g.: Let's assume that we have an undirected edge (e1) with ends (v1) and (v2): (v1)–(v2). The operation e1.From(v1) returns (v2). The operation e1.From(v2) returns (v1).
E.g.: Let's assume that we have a directed edge (e2) with the tail end (v1) and the head end (v2): (v1)->(v2). The operation e2.From(v1) returns (v2). The operation e2.From(v2) returns kNullId.
- Parameters
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[in] _from Source vertex.
- Returns
- The other vertex of the edge reachable from the "_from" vertex or kNullId otherwise.
Implements Edge< E >.
References gz::math::graph::kNullId, Edge< E >::Valid(), and Edge< E >::Vertices().
Referenced by UndirectedEdge< E >::To().
◆ To()
Get the source end that can reach the destination end of an edge.
E.g.: Let's assume that we have an undirected edge (e1) with ends (v1) and (v2): (v1)–(v2). The operation e1.To(v1) returns (v2). The operation e1.To(v2) returns (v1).
E.g.: Let's assume that we have a directed edge (e2) with the tail end (v1) and the head end (v2): (v1)->(v2). The operation e2.To(v1) returns kNullId. The operation e2.To(v2) returns v1.
- Parameters
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[in] _to Destination vertex.
- Returns
- The other vertex of the edge that can reach "_to" vertex or kNullId otherwise.
Implements Edge< E >.
References UndirectedEdge< E >::From().
Member Data Documentation
◆ NullEdge
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An invalid undirected edge.
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