AbstractOneSEVPA: fixed issue in getOutgoingEdges(..) #39
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Thanks for the pull request and good catch! If you need this fix sooner rather than later, I suggest you write your own little graph wrapper for an Since this issue is quite workaround-able, I'm in favor of queuing this with one of the next regular releases. |
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* AbstractOneSEVPA: fixed issue in getOutgoingEdges(..) * add test case * add changelog Co-authored-by: Markus Frohme <markus.frohme@udo.edu>
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* AbstractOneSEVPA: fixed issue in getOutgoingEdges(..) * add test case * add changelog Co-authored-by: Markus Frohme <markus.frohme@udo.edu>
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getOutgoingEdges was returning the wrong transitions when called on a OneSEVPA.
Instead of finding the return transitions from the specified location, it was finding the return transitions from the (variable) location used to generate every possible element of the stack alphabet.