FSM

Compiler+doc+jar

Avec Ant (https://ant.apache.org):

ant jar

ou sinon :

• Si nécessaire :

mkdir bin
mkdir doc
mkdir jar

• Puis :

javac -sourcepath src -d bin *.java
javadoc -docencoding latin1 -d doc -docfilessubdirs -sourcepath src JFSM
cd bin
jar cvf ../jar/JFSM.jar *
cd ..

Exécuter

java -cp .:jar/JFSM.jar -ea monproj

ou

java -cp .:bin -ea monproj

Exemple :

        Set<String> A = new HashSet<String>();      
    	A.add("a");A.add("b");A.add("c");

    	Set<Etat> Q = new HashSet<Etat>();
    	Q.add(new Etat("1"));Q.add(new Etat("2"));Q.add(new Etat("3"));

    	Set<Transition> mu = new HashSet<Transition>();
    	mu.add(new Transition("1","a","2"));
    	mu.add(new Transition("1","b","3"));
    	mu.add(new Transition("2","a","1"));
    	mu.add(new Transition("2","c","3"));
    	mu.add(new Transition("2","b","2"));
    	mu.add(new Transition("3","b","2"));

    	Set<String> F = new HashSet<String>();
    	F.add("3");
    	Automate afn = new AFD(A, Q, "1", F, mu);
        afn.init();
    	afn.next("a");
    	afn.next("c");
    	System.out.println(afn.accepte());
    	
    	List<String> l = new ArrayList<String>();
    	l.add("a");l.add("c");
    	afn.run(l);
    	System.out.println(afn.accepte());
    	System.out.println(afn.histo);

Il est possible de charger un automate au format JFLAP4 (http://www.jflap.org).