26 #include <unordered_set>    42 template <
class C, 
class T>
    43 size_t index_of(C 
const& container, T 
const& element) {
    45                 "C must be a container with T as value_type.");
    46   return static_cast<size_t>(
    47       std::distance(container.begin(),
    48                     std::find(container.begin(), container.end(), element)));
    70                               std::to_string(state_index)) {}
    77       char const* what_arg = 
"Cannot find the given symbol.")
    91                               std::to_string(symbol_index)) {}
    97 struct hash<valarray<bool>> {
    98   inline size_t operator()(valarray<bool> 
const& value)
 const {
   100     for (
bool v : value) {
   109 struct equal_to<valarray<bool>> {
   110   inline bool operator()(valarray<bool> 
const& lhs,
   111                          valarray<bool> 
const& rhs)
 const {
   112     return (lhs.size() == rhs.size() && (lhs == rhs).
min() == 
true);
 state_not_found(std::string const &state)
Constructs an exception object incorporating the given state name in its message. ...
symbol_not_found(std::string &&what_arg)
Signals that an input symbol was used that the FA doesn't recognize. 
size_t index_of(C const &container, T const &element)
Basically Java's List interface's indexOf, but as a non-member function and returning the container's...
symbol_not_found(size_t symbol_index)
Constructs an exception object incorporating the given symbol index in its message. 
state_not_found(char const *what_arg="Cannot find the given state.")
Constructs an exception object with the given message. 
std::wstring_convert< std::codecvt_utf8< char32_t >, char32_t > converter
Converts between UTF-8-encoded and UTF-32-encoded strings. 
Signals that a state was mentioned that isn't part of the FA. 
symbol_not_found(char const *what_arg="Cannot find the given symbol.")
Constructs an exception object with the given message. 
Where this library lives. 
state_not_found(size_t state_index)
Constructs an exception object incorporating the given state index in its message. 
state_not_found(std::string &&what_arg)
symbol_not_found(char32_t symbol)
Constructs an exception object incorporating the given symbol in its message.