from . import Neighborhood, Rule from .automaton import CellularAutomatonProcessor, CellularAutomatonMultiProcessor from .cell import Cell from .state import CellularAutomatonState from .cell_state import CellState, SynchronousCellState from typing import Type """ Copyright 2019 Richard Feistenauer Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. """ import itertools class CAFactory: @staticmethod def make_single_process_cellular_automaton(dimension, neighborhood: Neighborhood, rule: Type[Rule]): ca = CAFactory._make_cellular_automaton_state(dimension, neighborhood, CellState, rule) return CellularAutomatonProcessor(ca) @staticmethod def _make_cellular_automaton_state(dimension, neighborhood, state_class, rule_class): rule = rule_class(neighborhood) cell_states = CAFactory._make_cell_states(state_class, rule, dimension) cells = CAFactory._make_cells(cell_states, neighborhood, dimension) return CellularAutomatonState(cells, dimension, rule) @staticmethod def make_multi_process_cellular_automaton(dimension, neighborhood: Neighborhood, rule: Type[Rule], processes: int): if processes < 1: raise ValueError("At least one process is necessary") elif processes == 1: return CAFactory.make_single_process_cellular_automaton(dimension, neighborhood, rule) else: ca = CAFactory._make_cellular_automaton_state(dimension, neighborhood, SynchronousCellState, rule) return CellularAutomatonMultiProcessor(ca, processes) @staticmethod def _make_cell_states(state_class, rule, dimension): cell_states = {} for c in itertools.product(*[range(d) for d in dimension]): coordinate = tuple(c) cell_states[coordinate] = state_class(rule.init_state(coordinate)) return cell_states @staticmethod def _make_cells(cell_states, neighborhood, dimension): cells = {} for coordinate, cell_state in cell_states.items(): n_coordinates = neighborhood.calculate_cell_neighbor_coordinates(coordinate, dimension) neighbor_states = [cell_states[tuple(nc)] for nc in n_coordinates] cells[coordinate] = Cell(cell_state, neighbor_states) return cells