Examples of ReflectorGem

org.openquark.gems.client.ReflectorGem
A ReflectorGem represents a local function definition - the part of the expression where the CAL definition of the let is actually used (the let function in the "in" part of the let definition). Because Reflectors are defined by the gem tree connected to the associated collector, we maintain the invariant that a reflector cannot exist without an associated collector. However, multiple reflectors may exist to use the definition of the let in their associated collector. @author Edward Lam

Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.ReflectorGem

        Collection<MessagePropertyDescription> propertyInfos = jobDescription.getMessagePropertyDescriptions();
        
        int i=0;
        for (final MessagePropertyDescription propertyInfo : propertyInfos) {
            //create the message reflector
            ReflectorGem messageReflector = new ReflectorGem (messageGem);
            gemGraph.addGem(messageReflector);
            
            // Create a code gem to extract the ith property from the message list input
            // e.g. the code gem for the 5th message property would be:
            // List.map (\msg -> msg.#5) msg
            // which takes the input list of message tuples as input, and outputs a new list 
            // containing the 5th element of every message.
            Gem propertyExtractorGem = new CodeGem(codeAnalyser, CAL_List.Functions.map.getQualifiedName() + " (\\msg -> msg.#" + ++i +") msg", Collections.<String>emptySet());
            gemGraph.addGem(propertyExtractorGem);
                     
            // create the collector gem for this message property
            CollectorGem propertyGem = new CollectorGem ();
            propertyGem.setName (makeCollectorName (propertyInfo.name));   
            gemGraph.addGem(propertyGem);
            
            gemGraph.connectGems(messageReflector.getOutputPart(), propertyExtractorGem.getInputPart(0));    
            gemGraph.connectGems(propertyExtractorGem.getOutputPart(), propertyGem.getInputPart(0));    


            bindingContext.addCollector(propertyInfo, propertyGem);
            
            assert graphIsValid() : gemGraph.toString();

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.ReflectorGem

     */
    private void addCollectorsForMetrics () {
        Collection<MetricDescription> metrics = jobDescription.getMetricDescriptions(); 
        for (final MetricDescription md : metrics) {
            //create the message reflector
            ReflectorGem messagePropertyReflector = new ReflectorGem (bindingContext.getCollector(md.getPropertyDescription()));
            gemGraph.addGem(messagePropertyReflector);


            //create the gem to compute this metric
            FunctionalAgentGem computeMetricGem = new FunctionalAgentGem(calServices.getGemEntity(md.getGemName()));
            gemGraph.addGem(computeMetricGem);
                
            //create the collector gem for this metric
            CollectorGem metricGem = new CollectorGem ();
            metricGem.setName(makeCollectorName(md.getInternalName()));
            gemGraph.addGem(metricGem);
            
            gemGraph.connectGems( messagePropertyReflector.getOutputPart(), computeMetricGem.getInputPart(0));
            gemGraph.connectGems( computeMetricGem.getOutputPart(), metricGem.getInputPart(0));
            
            bindingContext.addCollector(md, metricGem);
            
            assert graphIsValid() : gemGraph.toString();

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.ReflectorGem

    public Gem getOutputGem (BasicCALServices calServices, GemGraph gemGraph,
            BindingContext bindingContext) {


        CollectorGem metricCollector = bindingContext.getCollector(metricDescription);
        
        ReflectorGem reflectorGem = new ReflectorGem (metricCollector);
        
        gemGraph.addGem(reflectorGem);
        
        return reflectorGem;
    }

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.ReflectorGem

     */
    @Override
    public Gem getOutputGem (BasicCALServices calServices, GemGraph gemGraph, BindingContext bindingContext) {
        CollectorGem collectorGem = bindingContext.getCollector(propertyInfo);
        
        ReflectorGem reflectorGem = new ReflectorGem (collectorGem);
        
        gemGraph.addGem(reflectorGem);
        
        return reflectorGem;
    }

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.ReflectorGem

            
            Gem gem = explorerGemNode.getGem();
            
            if (gem instanceof CollectorGem) {
                CollectorGem collectorGem = (CollectorGem) gem;
                gem = new ReflectorGem(collectorGem);
            }
            tableTopExplorer.getExplorerOwner().beginUndoableEdit();
            dragGestureEvent.startDrag(null, null, mousePointOffset, new TableTopExplorerSelection(gem, tableTopExplorer), this);
                  
        }

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.ReflectorGem

        CollectorGem avgCollector = new CollectorGem();
        avgCollector.setName("avg");
        gemGraph.addGem(avgCollector);
        
        // a ReflectorGem provides as output the value that is collected by the corresponding CollectorGem
        ReflectorGem sourceDataReflector1 = new ReflectorGem(sourceDataCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(sourceDataReflector1);
        
        Gem averageGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Summary.Functions.average);
        gemGraph.addGem(averageGem);
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(sourceDataReflector1.getOutputPart(), averageGem.getInputPart(0));
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(averageGem.getOutputPart(), avgCollector.getInputPart(0));
        
        // Local collector: stdDev
        // Corresponding source: stdDev = Summary.populationStandardDeviation sourceData;
        CollectorGem stdDevCollector = new CollectorGem();
        stdDevCollector.setName("stdDev");
        gemGraph.addGem(stdDevCollector);
        
        ReflectorGem sourceDataReflector2 = new ReflectorGem(sourceDataCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(sourceDataReflector2);
        
        Gem populationStdDevGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Summary.Functions.populationStandardDeviation);
        gemGraph.addGem(populationStdDevGem);
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(sourceDataReflector2.getOutputPart(), populationStdDevGem.getInputPart(0));
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(populationStdDevGem.getOutputPart(), stdDevCollector.getInputPart(0));
        
        // Local collector: isPositiveOutlier
        // Corresponding source: isPositiveOutlier x_1 = x_1 - avg >= x_2 * stdDev;
        CollectorGem isPositiveOutlierCollector = new CollectorGem();
        isPositiveOutlierCollector.setName("isPositiveOutlier");
        gemGraph.addGem(isPositiveOutlierCollector);
        
        Gem subtractGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Prelude.Functions.subtract);
        gemGraph.addGem(subtractGem);
        
        ReflectorGem avgReflector = new ReflectorGem(avgCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(avgReflector);
        
        // Retarget the first input of subtract to the isPositiveOutlier collector
        //
        // This means that the first input of subtract is no longer an argument for the overall Gem defined by the
        // GemGraph's target collector, but rather a local argument for the isPositiveOutlier collector.
        gemGraph.retargetInputArgument(subtractGem.getInputPart(0), isPositiveOutlierCollector, -1);
        gemGraph.connectGems(avgReflector.getOutputPart(), subtractGem.getInputPart(1));
        
        Gem multiplyGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Prelude.Functions.multiply);
        gemGraph.addGem(multiplyGem);
        
        ReflectorGem stdDevReflector = new ReflectorGem(stdDevCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(stdDevReflector);
        
        // Leave the first input of multiply targeting the target collector (it will be an argument of the positiveOutlierDetector gem),
        // but hook up the second input of multiply to the stdDev reflector
        gemGraph.connectGems(stdDevReflector.getOutputPart(), multiplyGem.getInputPart(1));
        
        Gem greaterThanEqualsGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Prelude.Functions.greaterThanEquals);
        gemGraph.addGem(greaterThanEqualsGem);
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(subtractGem.getOutputPart(), greaterThanEqualsGem.getInputPart(0));
        gemGraph.connectGems(multiplyGem.getOutputPart(), greaterThanEqualsGem.getInputPart(1));
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(greaterThanEqualsGem.getOutputPart(), isPositiveOutlierCollector.getInputPart(0));
        
        // Update the reflected inputs of the collector because one of the inputs in the gem tree was retargeted
        isPositiveOutlierCollector.updateReflectedInputs();
        
        // Construct the gem tree connected to the target collector
        ReflectorGem isPositiveOutlierReflector = new ReflectorGem(isPositiveOutlierCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(isPositiveOutlierReflector);


        isPositiveOutlierReflector.getInputPart(0).setBurnt(true);
        
        ReflectorGem sourceDataReflector3 = new ReflectorGem(sourceDataCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(sourceDataReflector3);
        
        Gem filterGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_List.Functions.filter);
        gemGraph.addGem(filterGem);
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(isPositiveOutlierReflector.getOutputPart(), filterGem.getInputPart(0));
        gemGraph.connectGems(sourceDataReflector3.getOutputPart(), filterGem.getInputPart(1));
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(filterGem.getOutputPart(), gemGraph.getTargetCollector().getInputPart(0));
        
        gemGraph.typeGemGraph(calServices.getTypeCheckInfo(GEM_GRAPH_TYPE_CHECKING_MODULE));

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.ReflectorGem

        
        // Construct the test for checking whether the 'list' value is the empty list.
        Gem isEmptyGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Prelude.Functions.isEmpty);
        gemGraph.addGem(isEmptyGem);
        
        ReflectorGem listReflector1 = new ReflectorGem(listCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(listReflector1);


        // Construct the gem tree for the case when 'list' is not empty.
        
        // The head of the returned Cons is: mapFunction (List.head list)
        // which uses the apply gem to apply the mapFunction to its argument.
        gemGraph.connectGems(listReflector1.getOutputPart(), isEmptyGem.getInputPart(0));


        Gem headGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_List.Functions.head);
        gemGraph.addGem(headGem);
        
        ReflectorGem listReflector2 = new ReflectorGem(listCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(listReflector2);
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(listReflector2.getOutputPart(), headGem.getInputPart(0));
        
        Gem applyGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Prelude.Functions.apply);
        gemGraph.addGem(applyGem);
        
        ReflectorGem mapFunctionReflector1 = new ReflectorGem(mapFunctionCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(mapFunctionReflector1);
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(mapFunctionReflector1.getOutputPart(), applyGem.getInputPart(0));
        gemGraph.connectGems(headGem.getOutputPart(), applyGem.getInputPart(1));
        
        // The tail of the returned Cons is: demoMap mapFunction (List.tail list) 
        Gem tailGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_List.Functions.tail);
        gemGraph.addGem(tailGem);


        ReflectorGem listReflector3 = new ReflectorGem(listCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(listReflector3);
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(listReflector3.getOutputPart(), tailGem.getInputPart(0));
        
        ReflectorGem demoMapReflector = new ReflectorGem(gemGraph.getTargetCollector());
        gemGraph.addGem(demoMapReflector);
        
        ReflectorGem mapFunctionReflector2 = new ReflectorGem(mapFunctionCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(mapFunctionReflector2);
        
        Gem consGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Prelude.DataConstructors.Cons);
        gemGraph.addGem(consGem);
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(applyGem.getOutputPart(), consGem.getInputPart(0));
        gemGraph.connectGems(demoMapReflector.getOutputPart(), consGem.getInputPart(1));
        
        // Construct the conditional branch (using the iff gem). The false case returns the value
        // generated by the gem tree defined above. In the true case, Nil (the empty list) is returned.
        Gem iffGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Prelude.Functions.iff);
        gemGraph.addGem(iffGem);
        
        Gem nilGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Prelude.DataConstructors.Nil);
        gemGraph.addGem(nilGem);
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(isEmptyGem.getOutputPart(), iffGem.getInputPart(0));
        gemGraph.connectGems(nilGem.getOutputPart(), iffGem.getInputPart(1));
        gemGraph.connectGems(consGem.getOutputPart(), iffGem.getInputPart(2));
        
        // Connect the gems to the target collector
        gemGraph.connectGems(iffGem.getOutputPart(), gemGraph.getTargetCollector().getInputPart(0));
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(mapFunctionReflector2.getOutputPart(), demoMapReflector.getInputPart(0));
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(tailGem.getOutputPart(), demoMapReflector.getInputPart(1));
        
        gemGraph.typeGemGraph(calServices.getTypeCheckInfo(GEM_GRAPH_TYPE_CHECKING_MODULE));

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