pub struct SwEdge { /* private fields */ }
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Where does the edge point to, i.e., to which node does it connect?

Is the edge a root edge?
  • A root edge is an edge which will always be connected to the current node. Where it connects to can change, where it connects from cannot.
  • In the original ring structure of an SwGraph created by the SwEnsemble every edge is rooted at a node and every node has the same amount (2) of root edges
Is the edge at its root position?

A root edge is an edge which will always be connected to the current node. Where it connects to can change, where it connects from cannot.

A root edge can be reset (i.e., where it connects to is reset) to its original neighbor (the next, or second next neighbor)

This checks, if the edge still connects to where it would be reset to anyway

checks root edge it it is long ranging
  • is it a root edge and if yes, is it a long ranging root edge?
  • a long ranging root edge is defined as follows. every edge can be in either of two states: root edge or not (see is_root). If the edge is not at its original position, it is counted as long ranging. We can only make statements about root edges, because we are missing information otherwise. Therefore this method will return true if the edge is a root edge, which is not at its original position

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Intended for all AdjContainer, which store all their edges in a continouse slice/vector. This will return a reference to the edge slice, which you can use to iterate or do other stuff Read more
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