stringmonoid.cpp

how to use pow with a non numerical Monoid.

how to use pow with a non numerical Monoid.

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#include <cassert>
#include <string>
 
#include "hpcombi/power.hpp"
 
namespace HPCombi {
namespace power_helper {
 
// Algebraic monoid for string with concatenation
template <> struct Monoid<std::string> {
 
    // The one of the string monoid
    static std::string one() { return {}; };
 
    /* The product of two strings that is their concatenation
     * @param a the first string to be concatenated
     * @param b the second string to be concatenated
     * @return the concatenation of \a a and \a b
     */
    static std::string prod(std::string a, std::string b) { return a + b; }
};
 
}  // namespace power_helper
}  // namespace HPCombi
 
int main() {
    assert(HPCombi::pow<0>(std::string("ab")) == "");
    assert(HPCombi::pow<4>(std::string("ab")) == "abababab");
    assert(HPCombi::pow<5>(std::string("abc")) == "abcabcabcabcabc");
}