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Leon can handle abstract examples if the flag `keepAbstractExamples` is set to...
Leon can handle abstract examples if the flag `keepAbstractExamples` is set to true in ExamplesFinder. (It means that examples will not be enumerated if they have free unassigned variables, but kept as it.) input/output examples can now match only a part of the inputs, but the output is still compulsory This is now used in StringRender.scala. The functional example works.
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- src/main/scala/leon/evaluators/StringTracingEvaluator.scala 10 additions, 0 deletionssrc/main/scala/leon/evaluators/StringTracingEvaluator.scala
- src/main/scala/leon/synthesis/ExamplesFinder.scala 48 additions, 32 deletionssrc/main/scala/leon/synthesis/ExamplesFinder.scala
- src/main/scala/leon/synthesis/rules/StringRender.scala 6 additions, 6 deletionssrc/main/scala/leon/synthesis/rules/StringRender.scala
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