muMLE/transformation/schedule/schedule_lib/exec_node.py

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from abc import abstractmethod
from typing import override
from jinja2 import Template
from api.od import ODAPI
from .funcs import generate_dot_edge
from .node import Node
class ExecNode(Node):
def __init__(self) -> None:
super().__init__()
from .null_node import NullNode
self.next_node: dict[str, tuple[ExecNode, str]] = {}
for port in self.get_exec_output_gates():
self.next_node[port] = (NullNode(), "in")
def nextState(self, exec_id: int) -> tuple["ExecNode", str]:
return self.next_node["out"]
@staticmethod
def get_exec_input_gates():
return ["in"]
@staticmethod
def get_exec_output_gates():
return ["out"]
def connect(self, next_state: "ExecNode", from_gate: str, to_gate: str) -> None:
if from_gate not in self.get_exec_output_gates():
raise Exception(f"from_gate {from_gate} is not a valid port")
if to_gate not in next_state.get_exec_input_gates():
raise Exception(f"to_gate {to_gate} is not a valid port")
self.next_node[from_gate] = (next_state, to_gate)
@abstractmethod
def execute(self, port: str, exec_id: int, od: ODAPI) -> tuple[int, any] | None:
return None
@override
def generate_dot(
self, nodes: list[str], edges: list[str], visited: set[int], template: Template
) -> None:
for out_port, edge in self.next_node.items():
template.render()
generate_dot_edge(
self,
edge[0],
edges,
template,
kwargs={
"prefix": "e",
"from_gate": out_port,
"to_gate": edge[1],
"color": "darkblue",
},
)
for edge in self.next_node.values():
edge[0].generate_dot(nodes, edges, visited, template)