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/*
* Copyright 2012 Latterfrosken Software Development Limited
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
*/
package org.lafros
/**
* sorts the immutable.List by using only further immutable.Lists, rather than by copying the
* elements to a mutable array (as is done by the built-in sort methods). Sorting is done by
* first recognising that the number of elements in the list may be reduced to a sum of factors
* which are decreasing powers of 2; e.g. 15 = 8 + 4 + 2 + 1. The List to be sorted is then
* considered to be the concatenation of subsequences of these lengths, and is sorted in two
* stages:
* 1. each subsequence is sorted and prepended to a List
* 2. each element of the tail of that list is then merged with the head
*
* Each subsequence in stage 1. is sorted by repeatedly considering it to be the concatenation
* of pairs of sorted subsequences, initially of length, 1, which are then merged.
*
* @author Rob Dickens
*/
trait ListSort1[A] extends ListSort[A] {
/**
* In stage 1., each subsequence must be sorted into either low-to-high or high-to-low order,
* as determined by one of these */
sealed trait SubseqOrders {
def nSubseqs: Int
def first: Boolean
def last: Boolean
def lowToHigh(iSubseq: Int, prev: Boolean): Boolean =
if (iSubseq == 0) first
else if (nSubseqs - iSubseq == 1) last
else !prev
}
object SubseqOrders {
def apply(len: Int) = {
val n1s = Integer.bitCount(len)
// required orders of subsequences
if (n1s == 1) One // <
else if (n1s%2 == 0) Even(n1s) // >(<>...<>)>
else OddGt1(n1s) // >(<>...<>)<<
}
}
/**
* If there is only One subsequence, is should have low-to-high ordering:
* < */
case object One extends SubseqOrders {
val nSubseqs = 1
val first = true
val last = true
}
/**
* An even number of subsequences should have the following orders (which will be encountered
* in reverse order when traversing the list of sorted lists to be merged):
* >(<>...<>)> */
case class Even(nSubseqs: Int) extends SubseqOrders {
val first = false
val last = false
}
/**
* An odd number of subsequences (> 1) should have the following orders (which will be
* encountered in reverse order when traversing the list of sorted lists to be merged):
* >(<>...<>)<< */
case class OddGt1(nSubseqs: Int) extends SubseqOrders {
val first = false
val last = true
}
def sort(as: As, len: Int)(implicit ordering: math.Ordering[A]): As = if (len < 2) as else {
val subseqOrders = SubseqOrders(len)
//println("subseqOrders: "+ subseqOrders)
val ass = {
@annotation.tailrec
def sortEachPowOf2(as: As, len: Int, iSubseq: Int, prevLowToHigh: Boolean,
res: List[As]): List[As] = if (as.isEmpty) res else {
val sortLen = {
import math._
val index = (log(len)/log(2)).toInt
pow(2, index).toInt
}
val lowToHigh = subseqOrders.lowToHigh(iSubseq, prevLowToHigh)
val (sorted, rem) = sort1stPowOf2(as, sortLen, lowToHigh)
sortEachPowOf2(rem, len - sortLen, iSubseq + 1, lowToHigh, sorted::res)
}
sortEachPowOf2(as, len, 0, false, Nil)
}
//println("ass: "+ ass)
merge(ass.head, ass.tail, subseqOrders.nSubseqs%2 == 0)
}
def merge(as: As, ass: List[As], lowToHigh: Boolean)
(implicit ordering: math.Ordering[A]): As = if (ass.isEmpty) as else {
@annotation.tailrec
def mergePairOfSortedAs(as1: As, as2: As, res: As): As = {
//println("as1: "+ as1 +" as2: "+ as2 +" res: "+ res)
(as1, as2) match {
case (Nil, Nil) => res
case (Nil, hd::tl) => mergePairOfSortedAs(as1, tl, hd::res)
case (hd::tl, Nil) => mergePairOfSortedAs(tl, as2, hd::res)
case (hd1::tl1, hd2::tl2) =>
if (ordering.lt(hd1, hd2) == lowToHigh) // ensures stability
mergePairOfSortedAs(as1, tl2, hd2::res)
else mergePairOfSortedAs(tl1, as2, hd1::res)
}
}
merge(mergePairOfSortedAs(as, ass.head, Nil), ass.tail, !lowToHigh)
}
def sort1stPowOf2(as: As, len: Int, lowToHigh: Boolean)
(implicit ordering: math.Ordering[A]): (As, As) = len match {
case 1 => (as, Nil)
case 2 => mergePairOfSortedSubseqs(as, as.tail, 1, lowToHigh)
case _ =>
//println("len: "+ len)
val half = len/2
val (res1, as1) = sort1stPowOf2(as, half, !lowToHigh)
val (res2, as2) = sort1stPowOf2(as1, half, !lowToHigh)
val (res3, _) = mergePairOfSortedSubseqs(res1, res2, half, lowToHigh)
(res3, as2)
}
def mergePairOfSortedSubseqs(as1: As, as2: As, subLen: Int, lowToHigh: Boolean)
(implicit ordering: math.Ordering[A]): (As, As) = {
@annotation.tailrec
def mergePairOfSortedSubseqs(as1: As, as2: As, n1: Int, n2: Int, res: As): (As, As) = {
// println("as1: "+ as1 +" as2: "+ as2 +" n1: "+ n1 +" n2: "+ n2
// +" lowToHigh: "+ lowToHigh +" res: "+ res)
if (n1 == 0) {
if (n2 == 0) (res, as2)
else mergePairOfSortedSubseqs(as1, as2.tail, n1, n2 - 1, as2.head::res)
}
else if (n2 == 0)
mergePairOfSortedSubseqs(as1.tail, as2, n1 - 1, n2, as1.head::res)
else {
val (hd1::tl1, hd2::tl2) = (as1, as2)
if (ordering.gt(hd1, hd2) == lowToHigh) // ensures stability
mergePairOfSortedSubseqs(tl1, as2, n1 - 1, n2, hd1::res)
else
mergePairOfSortedSubseqs(as1, tl2, n1, n2 - 1, hd2::res)
}
}
mergePairOfSortedSubseqs(as1, as2, subLen, subLen, Nil)
}
}