@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import cpp
44 * Describes whether a relation is 'strict' (that is, a `<` or `>`
55 * relation) or 'non-strict' (a `<=` or `>=` relation).
66 */
7- newtype RelationStrictness =
7+ newtype TRelationStrictness =
88 /**
99 * Represents that a relation is 'strict' (that is, a `<` or `>` relation).
1010 */
@@ -14,6 +14,14 @@ newtype RelationStrictness =
1414 */
1515 Nonstrict ( )
1616
17+ class RelationStrictness extends TRelationStrictness {
18+ string toString ( ) {
19+ this = Strict ( ) and result = "strict"
20+ or
21+ this = Nonstrict ( ) and result = "non-strict"
22+ }
23+ }
24+
1725/**
1826 * Describes whether a relation is 'greater' (that is, a `>` or `>=`
1927 * relation) or 'lesser' (a `<` or `<=` relation).
@@ -105,10 +113,10 @@ predicate relOpWithSwap(
105113 *
106114 * This allows for the relation to be either as written, or with its
107115 * arguments reversed; for example, if `rel` is `x < 5` then
108- * `relOpWithSwapAndNegate(rel, x, 5, Lesser(), Strict(), true)`,
109- * `relOpWithSwapAndNegate(rel, 5, x, Greater(), Strict(), true)`,
110- * `relOpWithSwapAndNegate(rel, x, 5, Greater(), Nonstrict(), false)` and
111- * `relOpWithSwapAndNegate(rel, 5, x, Lesser(), Nonstrict(), false)` hold.
116+ * - `relOpWithSwapAndNegate(rel, x, 5, Lesser(), Strict(), true)`,
117+ * - `relOpWithSwapAndNegate(rel, 5, x, Greater(), Strict(), true)`,
118+ * - `relOpWithSwapAndNegate(rel, x, 5, Greater(), Nonstrict(), false)` and
119+ * - `relOpWithSwapAndNegate(rel, 5, x, Lesser(), Nonstrict(), false)` hold.
112120 */
113121predicate relOpWithSwapAndNegate (
114122 RelationalOperation rel , Expr a , Expr b , RelationDirection dir , RelationStrictness strict ,
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