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# Copyright (c) 1997-2024
# Ewgenij Gawrilow, Michael Joswig, and the polymake team
# Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
# https://polymake.org
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
# under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
# Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any
# later version: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
package Polymake::polytope::LPparser;
# The LPparser can be called in two ways:
#
# (1) LPparser($filename)
# parses the file $filename and prepares the (arrays of) hashes @A, @P, %C, etc, detailed below
#
# (2) LPparser($filename, $testvec, $prefix)
# additionally, whenever a new constraint is read in, it is checked whether $testvec satisfies it.
#
# **Precondition**: The variable names in $filename **MUST** all be of the form $prefix.$i, with $i a number.
#
# The reason for this is that since the rows are read in on the fly, the total number and ordering
# of the variables are not known at the time this test takes place. Therefore, the variable names
# that are read in are assumed to be directly parseable to an index in the test vector.
use Polymake::Struct (
[ new => '$;$$' ],
[ '$LPfile' => '#1' ], # the filename of the .lp file to be read in
[ '$testvec' => '#2' ], # optionally, a reference to a test vector
[ '$prefix' => '#3' ], # optionally, a string with which all variables in the LP file are supposed to start;
# defaults to 'x'
'$name', # the name of the entire object, dervied from the filename
'$lp_name', # the name of the LP, if specified as a comment in the input file
'$ct', # counts how many relations have been read in
'@Ineq', # inequalities Ax+B>=0, in the form (B, A)
'@Eq', # equations Px+Q=0, in the form (Q, P)
'@Ineq_labels', # labels of inequalities
'@Eq_labels', # labels of equations
'%Obj', # objective function Cx -> min
'@L', '@U', # variable bounds l <= x <= u
'@X', # variable index => name
'%Xi', # variable name => index
'@Int', # variable index => is_integer (boolean)
'$objsense', # 'max' or 'min'
);
sub new {
my $self=&_new;
replace_special_paths($self->LPfile);
if ($self->LPfile =~ m{([^/]+)\.lp$}i) {
$self->name = $1;
}
$self->ct = 0;
if (!defined($self->prefix)) { $self->prefix = 'x'; }
# the first variable represents the inhomogeneous part, so push initial values onto some stacks
push @{$self->L}, undef;
push @{$self->U}, undef;
push @{$self->X}, "inhomog_var";
open (my $LP, '<:encoding(UTF-8)', $self->LPfile)
or die "Can't read ", $self->LPfile, ": $!\n";
local $/;
my $lp = <$LP>;
close $LP;
($self->lp_name) = $lp =~ /\\problem name:\s*(\S+)/im
and
$self->lp_name =~ s/\.lp$//i;
$lp =~ s/\\.*?\n//mg; # comments start with '\' and go up to the end of line
$lp =~ /^\s*(maximize|minimize|maximum|minimum|max|min)\s+/im
or die "no objective function found\n";
$lp=$'; #'
$self->objsense= lc(substr($1,0,3)) eq "max" ? "+" : "-";
$lp =~ /^\s*(?:subject\s+to|such\s+that|s\.?t\.?)\s+/im
or die "no constraints found\n";
$lp=$'; #'
$self->Obj = $self->make_vector($`, "+");
my ($constraints, @optionals)=split /^(bounds?|bin|binar(?:y|ies)|gen|generals?|end)\s*$/im, $lp;
while ($constraints =~ /\S/) {
$constraints =~ /[<>]\s*=?|=\s*[<>]?/
or die "invalid constraint\n";
$constraints=$'; #'
my ($line, $rel)=($`, $&);
my $label = '';
if ($line =~ /^(.*):/) { $label = $1; }
my $vecref = $self->make_vector($line, $rel=~/</ ? "-" : "+");
my $rhs = parse_number($constraints, $rel=~/</ ? "+" : "-");
die "invalid right hand side in input line '$line'\n" if $rhs eq "" or $rhs eq "-";
$$vecref{0} = $rhs;
if ($rel=~/[<>]/) {
push @{$self->Ineq}, $vecref;
push @{$self->Ineq_labels}, $label;
} else {
push @{$self->Eq}, $vecref;
push @{$self->Eq_labels}, $label;
}
if (defined $self->testvec) {
my $unpermuted_vecref = $self->make_vector($line, $rel=~/</ ? "-" : "+", 1, $self->prefix);
$$unpermuted_vecref{0} = $rhs;
$self->livecheck($unpermuted_vecref, $rel, $label);
}
}
if ($optionals[0] =~ /bounds?/i) {
my $bounds=splice @optionals, 0, 2;
while ($bounds =~ /\S/) {
$bounds =~ s/^\s+//s;
my ($x, $rel, $b, $inf);
if ($bounds =~ /^([^\n]*?)[ \t]+free\s*/i) {
$bounds=$'; #'
my $name=$1;
$x=$self->parse_name($name);
if (defined $x) {
undef $self->L->[$x]; undef $self->U->[$x];
} else {
die "invalid free variable declaration: $name\n";
}
next;
}
if ($bounds =~ /^([^\n]*?)([<>][ \t]*=?|=[ \t]*[<>]?)([^\n]*?)([<>][ \t]*=?|=[ \t]*[<>]?)/) {
$bounds="$1$2$3\n$3$4$'";
}
my $xleft=0;
$x=$self->parse_name($bounds);
if (defined $x) {
$xleft=1;
$bounds =~ /[<>]\s*=?|=\s*[<>]?/
or die "invalid bound variable declaration: $bounds\n";
$bounds=$'; #'
$rel=$&;
}
if ($bounds =~ /^\s*([+-])[ \t]*inf(inity)?\s*/) {
$inf=$1;
$bounds=$'; #'
} else {
$b=parse_number($bounds,"+");
die "invalid variable bound value\n" if $b eq "" or $b eq "-";
}
if (!$xleft) {
$bounds =~ /[<>]\s*=?|=\s*[<>]?/
or die "invalid bound variable declaration\n";
$rel=$&;
$bounds=$'; #'
$x=$self->parse_name($bounds);
die "invalid bound variable declaration\n" unless defined $x;
}
if (defined $inf) {
die "invalid infinite bound\n"
if $inf eq "+" && $xleft != $rel=~/</
or $inf eq "-" && $xleft != $rel=~/>/;
if ($inf eq "+") {
undef $self->U->[$x];
} else {
undef $self->L->[$x];
}
} else {
if ($rel!~/[<>]/) {
$self->L->[$x]=$self->U->[$x]=$b;
} elsif ($xleft == $rel=~/</) {
$self->U->[$x]=$b;
} else {
$self->L->[$x]=$b;
}
}
}
}
while (@optionals>1) {
@{$self->Int}=(0) x @{$self->X} unless @{$self->Int};
my $binary= shift(@optionals) =~ /bin|binar(?:y|ies)/i;
my $names=shift(@optionals);
foreach my $name ($names =~ /\S+/g) {
if (defined (my $x=$self->Xi->{$name})) {
if ($binary) {
$self->L->[$x]=0; $self->U->[$x]=1;
}
$self->Int->[$x]=1;
} else {
die "unknown variable name '$name' occured in ", ($binary ? "BINARY" : "GENERAL"), " section\n";
}
}
}
if (@optionals>1 || $optionals[0] !~ /end/i) {
$optionals[-1] =~ /\S+/;
die "unrecognized section '$&' near the end of file\n";
}
my $dim = @{$self->X};
for (my $x = 1; $x < $dim; ++$x) {
my $lo = $self->L->[$x];
my $hi = $self->U->[$x];
if (defined($lo) and defined($hi) and $lo == $hi) {
my %vec;
$vec{0} = $lo if $lo != 0;
$vec{$x} = -1;
push @{$self->Eq}, \%vec;
next;
}
if (defined($lo)) {
my %vec;
$vec{0} = -$lo if $lo != 0;
$vec{$x} = 1;
push @{$self->Ineq}, \%vec;
}
if (defined($hi)) {
my %vec;
$vec{0} = $hi if $hi != 0;
$vec{$x} = -1;
push @{$self->Ineq}, \%vec;
}
}
# don't permute the 0-th, homogeneous coordinate
my @xorder = (0, sort {
# do some clever sorting in case we have prefixed but not padded numbers
my ($x, $y) = @{$self->X}[$a, $b];
if (my ($xprefix, $xnumbers) = $x =~ /(\D*)(\d+)/) {
if ($y =~ /(\D*)(\d+)/) {
return $xprefix cmp $1 || $xnumbers <=> $2;
}
}
$x cmp $y;
} 1..$dim-1);
my @invxorder;
$#invxorder = $dim-1; # reserve memory for @invxorder up front to prevent repeated reallocation
foreach (0..$dim-1) {
$invxorder[$xorder[$_]] = $_;
}
foreach my $line (@{$self->Ineq}, @{$self->Eq}, $self->Obj) {
my %permline;
while (my ($x, $coeff) = each %$line) {
$permline{$invxorder[$x]} = $coeff;
}
$line = \%permline;
}
@{$self->X}=@{$self->X}[@xorder];
@{$self->Int}=@{$self->Int}[@xorder] if @{$self->Int};
shift(@{$self->Int}) if @{$self->Int}; # 0-th coordinate not required in convertation for the INTEGER_VARIABLES
$self;
}
sub parse_number { # "line", positive_sign => "advanced line", number
my ($line,$positive)=@_;
$line =~ m'^\s*([+-])?(?:[ \t]*\n)?([ \t\d]*\.?[ \t\d]*(e[ \t]*[+-]?[ \t\d]+)?)?\s*'si;
$_[0]=$'; #'
my ($sign, $number)=($1, lc($2));
$number=~s/\s//g; # in exact powers of 10
$number="1$number" if substr($number,0,1) eq "e"; # the leading 1 can be omitted
$sign= ($sign or "+") eq $positive ? "" : "-";
"$sign$number"
}
sub varindex { # "name" => index
my ($self, $name)=@_;
if ($name eq "inhomog_var") { die "tried to access dummy inhomogeneous variable\n"; }
if (exists $self->Xi->{$name}) {
$self->Xi->{$name}
} else {
push @{$self->X}, $name;
push @{$self->L}, 0;
$self->Xi->{$name}=$#{$self->X}
}
}
sub parse_name ($;$$) { # "line" => index or undef
my ($self, $line, $unpermuted, $prefix)=@_;
if ($line =~ m'^\s*([A-Za-z!"#$%&()/,;?@_\'`{}|~][A-Za-z0-9.!"#$%&()/,;?@_\'`{}|~ \t]*)\s*') {
$_[1]=$'; #'
my $name=$&;
$name=~s/\s//g;
if (!defined($unpermuted)) {
$self->varindex($name) # if we don't ask for the "unpermuted" version, give back the index in the hash
} else {
if ($name =~ /^$prefix(\d+)/) { # else, the $name is supposed to be of the form $prefix.$i, and we give back $i
$1
} else {
die "illegal name '$name' for prefix '$prefix'";
}
}
} else {
undef
}
}
sub make_vector($$$;$$) { # "linear expression", positive_sign => (coefficients)
# optional: $unpermuted, $prefix.
# if $unpermuted is defined, assign the coefficient of x$i in the relation directly to $vec{$i}
# where we assume $prefix=='x'
my %vec;
my ($self, $line, $positive, $unpermuted, $prefix)=@_;
my $iline = $line;
my ($coef, $i);
$line =~ s/^.*://; # remove a possible label
if ($line eq " ") { # trivial inequality
$vec{0} = 1;
return \%vec;
}
while ($line) {
$coef = parse_number($line, $positive);
$coef.="1" if $coef eq "" or $coef eq "-";
$i = $self->parse_name($line, $unpermuted, $prefix);
if (!defined($i)) {
if ($line =~ /^$/) {
$vec{0} = $coef;
} else {
die "$0: invalid expression in input line '$iline'";
}
}
$vec{$i} = $coef;
}
\%vec
}
# If testvec is defined, the following function will called with each new linear relation that is read in.
# It tests testvec against the relation, and screams if testvec violates it.
#
# @param $vec Hash a perl hash with the entries of the linear relation
# @param $rel String the (in)equality relation read in
# @param $label the label of the relation
sub livecheck($$$) {
my ($self, $vec, $rel, $label) = @_;
if ($self->ct % 10000 == 0 && $self->ct > 0) {
print "checked " , $self->ct, " relations\n";
}
$self->ct++;
my $relvec = new SparseVector<Rational>($self->testvec->dim());
keys %{$vec};
while (my ($k, $v) = each %{$vec}) {
$relvec->[$k] = $v;
}
my $val = $relvec * $self->testvec;
my $is_ineq = ($rel =~ /[<>]/);
if ( $is_ineq && $val < 0 ||
!$is_ineq && $val != 0) {
print "violated: relation ", $self->ct, "; $label; $rel: ", $relvec, " * ", $self->testvec, " = $val\n";
}
}
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