Algorithm-QuineMcCluskey
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- Attributes actually check their type now (thanks Moose) so
the qw operators around the term lists are now removed in
the documentation and in the test files.
2014-08-20
- No more default arguments (in the form of $self->get_primes())
for row_dom(), col_dom(), and purge_essentials()). Always
pass in the argument -- it's less confusing that way.
- Trim Util.pm of tobits() -- it's embedded in BUILD now.
2014-08-19
- More work in find_primes(). An array slice in a hash isn't
working as originally coded (I seem to recall the rules
changing some time ago). Changed it to two statements for
now.
2014-07-07
- After looking over the labeling in the run.t file, added
a new attribute, "title". We can now say what the A::QMcC
object actually represents.
- Broke up run.t into separate test files. The original
file was compact and in theory easy to add to, but I was
having trouble figuring out what was causing my Moose
errors. Plus, there were too many eval calls in the code.
- The original code changed the minterms, maxterms, and
dontcares attributes from the passed-in list of decimal
into bitstrings, and saved them back in the attributes.
We can't do that now, because Moose has set those fields
typed as 'ArrarRef[Int]'.
So, set up three new fields that represent the three fields
in their bitstring form: min_bits, max_bits, and dc_bits.
2014-04-30
- Moosified ("has" declarations) the attributes.
- Achieved a compile-error-free version using Moose instead
of Alias. Now to make it runtime-error-free.
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