The default cost factory, parameterized by the page width limit page_width
, and optionally the computation width limit computation_width
. When the computation width limit is not specified, it is set to 1.2 * page_width
.
In this cost factory, the cost type t
is a quadruple of natural numbers.
- The first component is badness, which is roughly speaking the sum of squared overflows over the page width limit
- The second component is sum of overflows over a column separator.
- The third component is the height (number of newlines).
- The fourth component is bias penalty to encourage toward choosing a leftmost column separator.
Internally, default_cost_factory
is defined as:
let default_cost_factory ~page_width ?computation_width () =
(module struct
type t = int * int * int * int
let limit = match computation_width with
| None -> (float_of_int page_width) *. 1.2 |> int_of_float
| Some computation_width -> computation_width
let text pos len =
let stop = pos + len in
if stop > page_width then
let maxwc = max page_width pos in
let a = maxwc - page_width in
let b = stop - maxwc in
(b * (2*a + b), 0, 0, 0)
else
(0, 0, 0, 0)
let newline _ = (0, 0, 1, 0)
let combine (o1, ot1, h1, bt1) (o2, ot2, h2, bt2) =
(o1 + o2, ot1 + ot2, h1 + h2, bt1 + bt2)
let le c1 c2 = c1 <= c2
let two_columns_overflow w = (0, w, 0, 0)
let two_columns_bias w = (0, 0, 0, w)
let string_of_cost (o, ot, h, bt) = Printf.sprintf "(%d %d %d %d)" o ot h bt
let debug_format = make_debug_format page_width
end: Signature.CostFactory with type t = int * int * int * int)