removes duplication of un/directed implementations #158
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Introduces the private graph[K, T] struct to partially implement the Graph[K, T] interface. Only select functions are in their respective directed or undirected implementation files. This reduces most of the duplication that was present in both files. Signed-off-by: davidovich <david.genest@gmail.com>
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Introduces the private graph[K, T] struct to partially implement the Graph[K, T] interface. Only select functions are in their respective directed or undirected implementation files. This reduces most of the duplication that was present in both files.
Although this is a moderate change in size, most of the existing PRs are still relevant because they mostly use the Graph interface - IMHO, this is a sign of good design.