问题
I'm here to ask a specific topic - I really found few info about this on the web. I'm implementing a F# version of Minimax algorithm. The problem I'm having now is that I want to compare Leaf of my tree (data structure below). Searching the erros the VS gave to me I arrived to something like this:
The tree type I used to have:
type TreeOfPosition =
| LeafP of Position
| BranchP of Position * TreeOfPosition list
and the temptative for implementing the IComparable
type staticValue = int
[<CustomEquality;CustomComparison>]
type TreeOfPosition =
| LeafP of Position * staticValue
| BranchP of Position * TreeOfPosition list
override x.Equals(yobj) =
match yobj with
| :? TreeOfPosition as y -> (x = y)
| _ -> false
override x.GetHashCode() = hash (x)
interface System.IComparable with
member x.CompareTo yobj =
match yobj with
| :? TreeOfPosition as y -> compare (x) (y)
| _ -> invalidArg "yobj" "cannot compare value of different types"
In the end, I just wanna get the max (and the min) of a list of LeafP by its static value (calculate in other function).
The code above compiles. However testing with this:
let p = new Position()
p.Add(1,BLACK)
let a = LeafP(p,1)
let b = LeafP(p,2)
let biger = compare a b
printf "%d" biger
I got a System.StackOverflowException in the "| :? TreeOfPosition as y -> compare (x) (y)" line in the override of the GetHashCode.
I have a thread in the hubfs.net (http://cs.hubfs.net/forums/thread/15891.aspx) with I'm discussing my Minimax. Here you can find my lastest code (http://www.inf.ufrgs.br/~pmdusso/works/Functional_Implementation_Minimax_FSharp.htm)
Thanks in advance,
Pedro Dusso
Well, I understood very clearly the idea but I can’t make it work. Remembering that I want to get the leaf with the max static value from a list of leafs (“List.max” :P), I think implementing the CompareTo
or Equals
will let the List.max works on them, correct?
I compose the things like this:
let mycompare x y =
match x, y with
// Compare values stored as part of your type
| LeafP(_, n1), LeafP(_, n2) -> compare n1 n2
//| BranchP(_, l1), BranchP(_, l2) -> compare l1 l2 //I do not need Branch lists comparison
| _ -> 0 // or 1 depending on which is list...
[< CustomEquality;CustomComparison >]
type TreeOfPosition =
| LeafP of Position * int
| BranchP of Position * TreeOfPosition list
override x.Equals(yobj) =
match yobj with
| :? TreeOfPosition as y -> (x = y)
| _ -> false
override x.GetHashCode() = hash (x)
interface System.IComparable with
member x.CompareTo yobj =
match yobj with
| :? TreeOfPosition as y -> mycompare x y
| _ -> invalidArg "yobj" "cannot compare value of different types"
The problems I’m having arranging the functions this way is:
1) The pattern discriminator 'LeafP' is not defined (with LeafP red-underlined)
2) (77,39): error FS0039: The value or constructor 'mycompare' is not defined, when I try a ALT ENTER this message appear in my F# Interactive. The position {77,39} corresponds to the beginning of mycompare call (in GetHashCode).
What I’m doing wrong? What can I do better?
Thanks very much,
Pedro Dusso
EDIT 3 - Solved
Yes! I manage your answer to work finaly!
The final code is here:
[<CustomEquality;CustomComparison>]
type TreeOfPosition =
| LeafP of Position * int
| BranchP of Position * TreeOfPosition list
//Func: compare
//Retu: -1: first parameter is less than the second
// 0: first parameter is equal to the second
// 1: first parameter is greater than the second
static member mycompare (x, y) =
match x, y with
// Compare values stored as part of your type
| LeafP(_, n1), LeafP(_, n2) -> compare n1 n2
| _ -> 0 // or 1 depending on which is list...
override x.Equals(yobj) =
match yobj with
| :? TreeOfPosition as y -> (x = y)
| _ -> false
override x.GetHashCode() = hash (x)
interface System.IComparable with
member x.CompareTo yobj =
match yobj with
| :? TreeOfPosition as y -> TreeOfPosition.mycompare(x, y)
| _ -> invalidArg "yobj" "cannot compare value of different types"
Thanks for the feedback!
Pedro Dusso
回答1:
First of all, you're getting the exception because the compare
function calls the CompareTo
method of the values you're comparing (that is x.ComaperTo(y)
). The values you're comparing using compare
in the custom implementation of CompareTo
are the values that the you are asked to compare (by the runtime), so this causes the stack overflow.
The usual way to implement CompareTo
or Equals
is to compare only some values that you store in your type. For example, you could write something like this:
EDIT: You can write a helper function mycopare
to do the comparison (or you could simply change the CompareTo
implementation). However, if you want to use a function, you need to move it inside the type declaration (so that it knows about the type - note that in F#, the order of declaration matters!)
One way of writing it is this:
[<CustomEquality; CustomComparison >]
type TreeOfPosition =
| LeafP of Position * int
| BranchP of Position * TreeOfPosition list
override x.Equals(yobj) =
match yobj with
| :? TreeOfPosition as y ->
// TODO: Check whether both y and x are leafs/branches
// and compare their content (not them directly)
| _ -> false
override x.GetHashCode() = // TODO: hash values stored in leaf/branch
interface System.IComparable with
member x.CompareTo yobj =
// Declare helper function inside the 'CompareTo' member
let mycompare x y =
match x, y with
// Compare values stored as part of your type
| LeafP(_, n1), LeafP(_, n2) -> compare n1 n2
| BranchP(_, l1), BranchP(_, l2) -> compare l1 l2
| _ -> -1 // or 1 depending on which is list...
// Actual implementation of the member
match yobj with
| :? TreeOfPosition as y -> mycompare x y
| _ -> invalidArg "yobj" "cannot compare value of different types"
This would work, because every call to compare
takes only some part of the data, so you're making some progress.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3093408/implementing-custom-comparison-with-customcomparison-and-customequality-in-f-tu