Changeset 5d401f2c50 in tspsg for src/tspsolver.cpp


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Timestamp:
Apr 28, 2010, 1:38:10 AM (14 years ago)
Author:
Oleksii Serdiuk
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0.1.3.145-beta1-symbian, 0.1.4.170-beta2-bb10, appveyor, imgbot, master, readme
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git-author:
Oleksii Serdiuk <contacts@…> (04/28/10 01:38:10)
git-committer:
Oleksii Serdiuk <contacts@…> (06/29/12 19:41:31)
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+ Added ChangeLog?, Installation Guide and License pages to doxygen generated documentation.

  • Added city and separator parameters to CTSPSolver::getSortedPath() method to make path generation more flexible.
  • Fixed a bug when the solution graph wasn't drwan correctly in some situations.
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  • src/tspsolver.cpp

    r20015b41e7 r5d401f2c50  
    7171/*!
    7272 * \brief Returns the sorted optimal path, starting from City 1.
     73 * \param city A string that represents city elements in the path.
     74 * \param separator A string that represents separators between cities in the path.
    7375 * \return A string, containing sorted optimal path.
    74  */
    75 QString CTSPSolver::getSortedPath() const
     76 *
     77 *  The resulting path will be in the form \a city+\a separator+\a city+...+\a separator+\a city.
     78 *  \c \%1 in \a city will be replaced by the city number.
     79 */
     80QString CTSPSolver::getSortedPath(const QString &city, const QString &separator) const
    7681{
    7782        if (!root || route.isEmpty() || (route.size() != nCities))
     
    7984
    8085int i = 0; // We start from City 1
    81 QString path = tr("City %1").arg(1) + " -> ";
     86QStringList path;
     87        path << city.arg(1);
    8288        while ((i = route[i]) != 0) {
    83                 path += tr("City %1").arg(i + 1) + " -> ";
     89                path << city.arg(i + 1);
    8490        }
    8591        // And finish in City 1, too
    86         path += tr("City %1").arg(1);
    87 
    88         return path;
     92        path << city.arg(1);
     93
     94        return path.join(separator);
    8995}
    9096
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