From 8225b7ed48732e21a1131d720aa06375e6b35be3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: antirez <antirez>
Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2005 08:52:49 +0000
Subject: New test added to the benchmark

---
 bench.tcl | 208 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 1 file changed, 208 insertions(+)

(limited to 'bench.tcl')

diff --git a/bench.tcl b/bench.tcl
index 4348301..9a5f533 100644
--- a/bench.tcl
+++ b/bench.tcl
@@ -298,6 +298,213 @@ proc miniloops {} {
     }
 }
 
+### wiki.tcl.tk/8566 ###########################################################
+
+ # Internal procedure that indexes into the 2-dimensional array t,
+ # which corresponds to the sequence y, looking for the (i,j)th element.
+
+ proc Index { t y i j } {
+     set indx [expr { ([llength $y] + 1) * ($i + 1) + ($j + 1) }]
+     return [lindex $t $indx]
+ }
+
+ # Internal procedure that implements Levenshtein to derive the longest
+ # common subsequence of two lists x and y.
+
+ proc ComputeLCS { x y } {
+     set t [list]
+     for { set i -1 } { $i < [llength $y] } { incr i } {
+         lappend t 0
+     }
+     for { set i 0 } { $i < [llength $x] } { incr i } {
+         lappend t 0
+         for { set j 0 } { $j < [llength $y] } { incr j } {
+             if { [string equal [lindex $x $i] [lindex $y $j]] } {
+                 set lastT [Index $t $y [expr { $i - 1 }] [expr {$j - 1}]]
+                 set nextT [expr {$lastT + 1}]
+             } else {
+                 set lastT1 [Index $t $y $i [expr { $j - 1 }]]
+                 set lastT2 [Index $t $y [expr { $i - 1 }] $j]
+                 if { $lastT1 > $lastT2 } {
+                     set nextT $lastT1
+                 } else {
+                     set nextT $lastT2
+                 }
+             }
+             lappend t $nextT
+         }
+     }
+     return $t
+ }
+
+ # Internal procedure that traces through the array built by ComputeLCS
+ # and finds a longest common subsequence -- specifically, the one that
+ # is lexicographically first.
+
+ proc TraceLCS { t x y } {
+     set trace {}
+     set i [expr { [llength $x] - 1 }]
+     set j [expr { [llength $y] - 1 }]
+     set k [expr { [Index $t $y $i $j] - 1 }]
+     while { $i >= 0 && $j >= 0 } {
+         set im1 [expr { $i - 1 }]
+         set jm1 [expr { $j - 1 }]
+         if { [Index $t $y $i $j] == [Index $t $y $im1 $jm1] + 1
+              && [string equal [lindex $x $i] [lindex $y $j]] } {
+             lappend trace xy [list $i $j]
+             set i $im1
+             set j $jm1
+         } elseif { [Index $t $y $im1 $j] > [Index $t $y $i $jm1] } {
+             lappend trace x $i
+             set i $im1
+         } else {
+             lappend trace y $j
+             set j $jm1
+         }
+     }
+     while { $i >= 0 } {
+         lappend trace x $i
+         incr i -1
+     }
+     while { $j >= 0 } {
+         lappend trace y $j
+         incr j -1
+     }
+     return $trace
+ }
+
+ # list::longestCommonSubsequence::compare --
+ #
+ #       Compare two lists for the longest common subsequence
+ #
+ # Arguments:
+ #       x, y - Two lists of strings to compare
+ #       matched - Callback to execute on matched elements, see below
+ #       unmatchedX - Callback to execute on unmatched elements from the
+ #                    first list, see below.
+ #       unmatchedY - Callback to execute on unmatched elements from the
+ #                    second list, see below.
+ #
+ # Results:
+ #       None.
+ #
+ # Side effects:
+ #       Whatever the callbacks do.
+ #
+ # The 'compare' procedure compares the two lists of strings, x and y.
+ # It finds a longest common subsequence between the two.  It then walks
+ # the lists in order and makes the following callbacks:
+ #
+ # For an element that is common to both lists, it appends the index in
+ # the first list, the index in the second list, and the string value of
+ # the element as three parameters to the 'matched' callback, and executes
+ # the result.
+ #
+ # For an element that is in the first list but not the second, it appends
+ # the index in the first list and the string value of the element as two
+ # parameters to the 'unmatchedX' callback and executes the result.
+ #
+ # For an element that is in the second list but not the first, it appends
+ # the index in the second list and the string value of the element as two
+ # parameters to the 'unmatchedY' callback and executes the result.
+
+ proc compare { x y
+                                                matched
+                                                unmatchedX unmatchedY } {
+     set t [ComputeLCS $x $y]
+     set trace [TraceLCS $t $x $y]
+     set i [llength $trace]
+     while { $i > 0 } {
+         set indices [lindex $trace [incr i -1]]
+         set type [lindex $trace [incr i -1]]
+         switch -exact -- $type {
+             xy {
+                 set c $matched
+                 eval lappend c $indices
+                 lappend c [lindex $x [lindex $indices 0]]
+                 uplevel 1 $c
+             }
+             x {
+                 set c $unmatchedX
+                 lappend c $indices
+                 lappend c [lindex $x $indices]
+                 uplevel 1 $c
+             }
+             y {
+                 set c $unmatchedY
+                 lappend c $indices
+                 lappend c [lindex $y $indices]
+                 uplevel 1 $c
+             }
+         }
+     }
+     return
+ }
+
+ proc umx { index value } {
+     global lastx
+     global xlines
+     append xlines "< " $value \n
+     set lastx $index
+ }
+
+ proc umy { index value } {
+     global lasty
+     global ylines
+     append ylines "> " $value \n
+     set lasty $index
+ }
+
+ proc matched { index1 index2 value } {
+     global lastx
+     global lasty
+     global xlines
+     global ylines
+     if { [info exists lastx] && [info exists lasty] } {
+     #puts "[expr { $lastx + 1 }],${index1}c[expr {$lasty + 1 }],${index2}"
+     #puts -nonewline $xlines
+     #puts "----"
+     #puts -nonewline $ylines
+     } elseif { [info exists lastx] } {
+     #puts "[expr { $lastx + 1 }],${index1}d${index2}"
+     #puts -nonewline $xlines
+     } elseif { [info exists lasty] } {
+     #puts  "${index1}a[expr {$lasty + 1 }],${index2}"
+     #puts -nonewline $ylines
+     }
+     catch { unset lastx }
+     catch { unset xlines }
+     catch { unset lasty }
+     catch { unset ylines }
+ }
+
+ # Really, we should read the first file in like this:
+ #    set f0 [open [lindex $argv 0] r]
+ #    set x [split [read $f0] \n]
+ #    close $f0
+ # But I'll just provide some sample lines:
+
+proc commonsub_test {} {
+ set x {}
+ for { set i 0 } { $i < 20 } { incr i } {
+     lappend x a r a d e d a b r a x
+ }
+
+ # The second file, too, should be read in like this:
+ #    set f1 [open [lindex $argv 1] r]
+ #    set y [split [read $f1] \n]
+ #    close $f1
+ # Once again, I'll just do some sample lines.
+
+ set y {}
+ for { set i 0 } { $i < 20 } { incr i } {
+     lappend y a b r a c a d a b r a
+ }
+
+ compare $x $y matched umx umy
+ matched [llength $x] [llength $y] {}
+}
+
 ### RUN ALL ####################################################################
 
 if {[string compare [lindex $argv 0] "-batch"] == 0} {
@@ -320,6 +527,7 @@ bench {dynamic code} {dyncode}
 bench {dynamic code (list)} {dyncode_list}
 bench {PI digits} {pi_digits}
 bench {expand} {expand}
+bench {wiki.tcl.tk/8566} {commonsub_test}
 
 proc istcl {} {
     return [expr {![catch {info tclversion}]}]
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