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Implement classically controlled operations #248
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This PR is a first step at implementing classically controlled operations and is based off of work in this PR. It is part of the Q# visualization tool as described in #158.
In this PR, we:
IsConditional
flag in theRuntimeMetadata
class to check if the given operation is a classically-controlled operation.Children
of the outer condition operation.ApplyIfElseR
with a customTracerApplyIfElse
.TODO:
IsConditional
flag in visualizer (JS) to determine if the operation is a classically-controlled operation instead of checkingchildren
.IsConditional
instead ofIsControlled
.If this logic makes sense, our next steps are to:
ApplyIfElse
ApplyIfElse
ApplyIfOne
andApplyIfZero
toApplyIfElse
.