Class ScyllaAdjacencyListGraph.SynchronizedScyllaAdjacencyListGraph
Thread-safe decorator around ScyllaAdjacencyListGraph that serializes all graph operations through a shared lock object.
Inherited Members
Namespace: Scylla.Core.Structures
Assembly: ScyllaCore.dll
Syntax
public sealed class ScyllaAdjacencyListGraph.SynchronizedScyllaAdjacencyListGraph : IScyllaMutableGraph, IScyllaReadOnlyGraph, IScyllaGraph, IScyllaCollection
Remarks
Obtain an instance via AsSynchronized(object) or the Synchronized(object) builder method. Do not construct directly unless you already hold a reference to the inner graph.
Properties and Capabilities are cached at construction time and returned lock-free. All other properties and methods acquire SyncRoot for their duration.
Compound check-then-act sequences (e.g. ContainsNode followed by TryAddEdge) are still subject to TOCTOU races unless the caller explicitly locks SyncRoot across both operations.
Constructors
SynchronizedScyllaAdjacencyListGraph(ScyllaAdjacencyListGraph, object)
Initializes a new synchronized wrapper around the given ScyllaAdjacencyListGraph.
Declaration
public SynchronizedScyllaAdjacencyListGraph(ScyllaAdjacencyListGraph inner, object syncRoot)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ScyllaAdjacencyListGraph | inner | The unsynchronized graph to wrap. Must not be |
| object | syncRoot | An optional external lock object. When |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown when |
Properties
Capabilities
Gets the feature and capability flags supported by this collection instance.
Declaration
public ScyllaCollectionCapabilities Capabilities { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ScyllaCollectionCapabilities | A bitfield of ScyllaCollectionCapabilities flags describing which optional operations the concrete instance supports. The value None indicates that only the base contract (Count, IsEmpty, Clear()) is available. |
Remarks
Use Capabilities for feature detection in place of type-casting. For example:
if ((collection.Capabilities & ScyllaCollectionCapabilities.SupportsPeek) != 0)
{
// safe to call TryPeek through IScyllaCollection<T>
}
Synchronized wrappers cache the capability flags of their inner collection at construction time, so the value returned is stable and does not require synchronization.
See Also
Count
Gets the number of items currently contained in the collection.
Declaration
public int Count { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| int | A non-negative integer representing the current element count.
Returns |
Remarks
On unsynchronized collections, Count is not thread-safe and may return a stale
value when accessed concurrently. On synchronized wrappers, reading Count is
protected by the internal lock.
EdgeCount
Gets the number of edges currently contained in the graph.
Declaration
public int EdgeCount { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| int | A non-negative integer representing the total edge count.
Returns |
Remarks
For undirected graphs, each conceptual edge is counted exactly once, even though the underlying storage may maintain adjacency entries in both directions. For directed graphs, each directed edge is counted independently, so a pair of reciprocal edges (A->B and B->A) contributes 2 to the count.
IsEmpty
Gets a value indicating whether the collection contains no items.
Declaration
public bool IsEmpty { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| bool |
|
Remarks
This is a convenience property equivalent to Count == 0. Prefer it over comparing
Count directly when the actual count is not needed, as some implementations may
compute it more efficiently.
NodeCount
Gets the number of nodes currently contained in the graph.
Declaration
public int NodeCount { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| int | A non-negative integer representing the total node count.
Returns |
Remarks
This property is the canonical source of the node count and is also surfaced through
the inherited Count property. For clarity, prefer
NodeCount over Count in graph-specific code so the intent is explicit.
Properties
Gets the structural property flags that describe this graph instance.
Declaration
public ScyllaGraphProperties Properties { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ScyllaGraphProperties | A bitfield of ScyllaGraphProperties flags set at construction time. The value is stable for the lifetime of the graph and does not change as nodes or edges are added or removed. |
Remarks
Use this property for feature detection rather than type-casting. For example,
check Directed before interpreting the
directionality of edges returned by GetNeighborsNonAlloc(int, Span<ScyllaGraphEdge>), or check
Weighted before relying on edge weight values.
Pathfinding and traversal algorithms in ScyllaGraphAlgorithms inspect this
property to select the appropriate implementation branch.
See Also
SyncRoot
Gets the synchronization root object used to externally coordinate multi-step operations with this collection.
Declaration
public object SyncRoot { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| object | A non-null object suitable for use with |
Remarks
When this collection is a synchronized wrapper, SyncRoot must be non-null and
stable for the entire lifetime of the wrapper. All internal operations on the wrapper
must lock on this same object. This allows callers to perform atomic multi-step
sequences:
lock (collection.SyncRoot)
{
if (!collection.IsEmpty)
typedCollection.TryRemove(out var item);
}
For unsynchronized collections (SyncRoot == null), callers are responsible for
supplying and consistently applying their own external synchronization mechanism.
A null SyncRoot does not mean the collection is thread-safe;
consult ThreadSafety for the authoritative guarantee.
See Also
ThreadSafety
Gets the thread-safety guarantees provided by this collection instance.
Declaration
public ScyllaCollectionThreadSafety ThreadSafety { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ScyllaCollectionThreadSafety | A ScyllaCollectionThreadSafety value indicating whether the collection is unsynchronized, synchronized via a lock, or safe for lock-free concurrent access. Most core implementations return Unsynchronized. Synchronized wrappers return Synchronized. |
Remarks
Always check this property (or SyncRoot) before assuming a collection is
safe for concurrent use. Do not rely solely on the absence of a non-null SyncRoot
to infer thread safety; use this property as the authoritative source.
See Also
Methods
Clear()
Removes all items from the collection and resets it to an empty state.
Declaration
public void Clear()
Remarks
Implementations that store reference-type elements should null out internal slots after
clearing to avoid retaining object references and preventing garbage collection.
After Clear returns, Count must be 0 and
IsEmpty must be true.
On synchronized wrappers this operation is protected by the collection's internal lock. On unsynchronized collections, callers are responsible for external coordination.
ContainsEdge(int, int)
Determines whether the graph contains an edge between the specified nodes.
Declaration
public bool ContainsEdge(int fromID, int toID)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| int | fromID | The ID of the source (or first) node. |
| int | toID | The ID of the target (or second) node. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| bool |
|
Remarks
For undirected graphs, the argument order does not matter: calling
ContainsEdge(A, B) and ContainsEdge(B, A) always return the same
result. For directed graphs, only the edge in the specified direction is checked;
the reverse direction is independent.
If either fromID or toID does not
correspond to an existing node, the method returns false.
ContainsNode(int)
Determines whether the graph contains a node with the specified ID.
Declaration
public bool ContainsNode(int nodeID)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| int | nodeID | The integer ID of the node to look up. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| bool |
|
CopyAllEdges(Span<ScyllaGraphEdge>)
Copies all edge descriptors from the graph into the provided span without allocating any managed memory.
Declaration
public int CopyAllEdges(Span<ScyllaGraphEdge> destination)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Span<ScyllaGraphEdge> | destination | The caller-supplied span into which ScyllaGraphEdge descriptors will be written. The span should be at least EdgeCount elements long to receive all edges; if it is smaller, only as many edges as fit are copied. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| int | The number of ScyllaGraphEdge descriptors written to
|
Remarks
For undirected graphs, each conceptual edge is copied exactly once. The FromID and ToID fields reflect the canonical storage direction and may not match the order in which the edge was originally added.
For directed graphs, each directed edge appears as a separate descriptor; reciprocal edges (A->B and B->A) produce two distinct entries.
The order of edges within destination is
implementation-defined and should not be relied upon. For typed edge graphs,
retrieve per-edge user data via
TryGetEdgeData(int, int, out TEdgeData)
after copying the base descriptors.
See Also
CopyAllNodes(Span<ScyllaGraphNode>)
Copies all node descriptors from the graph into the provided span without allocating any managed memory.
Declaration
public int CopyAllNodes(Span<ScyllaGraphNode> destination)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Span<ScyllaGraphNode> | destination | The caller-supplied span into which ScyllaGraphNode descriptors will be written. The span should be at least NodeCount elements long to receive all nodes; if it is smaller, only as many nodes as fit are copied. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| int | The number of ScyllaGraphNode descriptors written to
|
Remarks
The order in which nodes are written into destination is
implementation-defined. Callers must not assume any particular ordering.
For typed graphs, this method copies only the base descriptor (ID and flags). To retrieve per-node user data alongside the descriptor, call TryGetNodeData(int, out TNodeData) for each node after copying. See the remarks on that interface for guidance on performing typed bulk operations.
See Also
EnsureCapacity(int)
Ensures that the internal node storage can accommodate at least the specified number of nodes without triggering a reallocation.
Declaration
public void EnsureCapacity(int minNodeCapacity)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| int | minNodeCapacity | The minimum number of nodes the graph storage should be able to hold. Values less than or equal to the current internal capacity are ignored without error. |
Remarks
This method is an optional performance hint. Call it before a bulk insertion of a known number of nodes to avoid incremental reallocations. It does not change NodeCount and does not add any nodes.
Edge storage grows dynamically on a per-node basis and is not affected by this call. There is no corresponding bulk edge pre-allocation method.
GetNeighborCount(int)
Returns the number of outgoing neighbors (adjacent nodes) for the specified node.
Declaration
public int GetNeighborCount(int nodeID)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| int | nodeID | The ID of the node to query. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| int | The number of outgoing edges from the specified node, or |
Remarks
The sentinel value -1 is used instead of a separate bool-returning
overload to keep the API lightweight for high-frequency graph traversal loops.
Callers that need to distinguish "zero neighbors" from "node not found" should
check the return value against -1 explicitly.
For undirected graphs, every stored edge is counted in both directions, so the neighbor count equals the degree of the node. For directed graphs, only outgoing edges are counted (the out-degree).
GetNeighborsNonAlloc(int, Span<ScyllaGraphEdge>)
Copies the outgoing edges of the specified node into the provided span without allocating any managed memory.
Declaration
public int GetNeighborsNonAlloc(int nodeID, Span<ScyllaGraphEdge> destination)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| int | nodeID | The ID of the node whose neighbors to retrieve. |
| Span<ScyllaGraphEdge> | destination | The caller-supplied span into which ScyllaGraphEdge descriptors will be written. The span must be allocated by the caller and may reside on the stack or in a rented array to avoid heap allocations in hot paths. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| int | The number of edge descriptors written to |
Remarks
This method follows the same sentinel convention as GetNeighborCount(int):
a return value of -1 means "node not found", while 0 means "node
exists but has no outgoing edges".
If destination is smaller than the node's actual neighbor
count, only the first destination.Length edges are written. Callers
should use GetNeighborCount(int) to pre-size the span when all edges
must be retrieved. To avoid the extra call in tight loops, allocate a span large
enough for the maximum expected degree.
The order of edges written into destination is
implementation-defined and should not be relied upon across calls.
For graphs that also carry per-edge user data, prefer the typed overload GetNeighborsNonAlloc(int, Span<ScyllaGraphEdge<TEdgeData>>) which fills ScyllaGraphEdge<TEdgeData> descriptors instead. The untyped overload defined here remains available through the base interface for callers that do not need edge data.
See Also
TryAddEdge(int, int, float)
Attempts to add an edge between two existing nodes.
Declaration
public bool TryAddEdge(int fromID, int toID, float weight = 1)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| int | fromID | The ID of the source node. |
| int | toID | The ID of the target node. |
| float | weight | The weight of the edge. Defaults to |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| bool |
|
Remarks
For undirected graphs, adding edge (A, B) automatically stores the reverse adjacency (B, A) as well. EdgeCount increases by 1 for each successful call regardless of directionality.
For typed edge graphs, edges added through this untyped overload will carry
default(TEdgeData). To associate edge data at creation time, use
TryAddEdge(int, int, float, TEdgeData).
See Also
TryAddNode(int, ScyllaGraphNodeFlags)
Attempts to add a new node with the specified ID and flags to the graph.
Declaration
public bool TryAddNode(int nodeID, ScyllaGraphNodeFlags flags = ScyllaGraphNodeFlags.Walkable)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| int | nodeID | A caller-supplied integer ID that must be unique within this graph. No ordering
or contiguity is required; any |
| ScyllaGraphNodeFlags | flags | Initial ScyllaGraphNodeFlags for the node. Defaults to Walkable if not specified. Flags can be changed later via TrySetNodeFlags(int, ScyllaGraphNodeFlags). |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| bool |
|
Remarks
For typed graphs, nodes added through this untyped overload will have
default(TNodeData) as their data value. To associate data at creation
time, use TryAddNode(int, TNodeData, ScyllaGraphNodeFlags)
instead.
See Also
TryGetEdge(int, int, out ScyllaGraphEdge)
Attempts to retrieve the edge descriptor for the edge between two nodes.
Declaration
public bool TryGetEdge(int fromID, int toID, out ScyllaGraphEdge edge)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| int | fromID | The ID of the source node. For undirected graphs, argument order is irrelevant. |
| int | toID | The ID of the target node. For undirected graphs, argument order is irrelevant. |
| ScyllaGraphEdge | edge | When this method returns |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| bool |
|
Remarks
For undirected graphs, the fromID and toID
arguments are interchangeable. The returned FromID
and ToID will match the canonical storage direction
used internally, which may differ from the argument order supplied.
For directed graphs, only the edge in the direction
(fromID -> toID) is looked up.
The reverse direction is independent; call this method again with swapped
arguments to check the reverse edge separately.
To check existence without retrieving the descriptor, prefer ContainsEdge(int, int) which may be implemented more efficiently in some graph representations.
See Also
TryGetNodeFlags(int, out ScyllaGraphNodeFlags)
Attempts to retrieve the flags associated with the specified node.
Declaration
public bool TryGetNodeFlags(int nodeID, out ScyllaGraphNodeFlags flags)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| int | nodeID | The ID of the node to query. |
| ScyllaGraphNodeFlags | flags | When this method returns |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| bool |
|
Remarks
Node flags are bitpacked into a uint. Bit 0 is the
Walkable flag; bits 1-31 are user-defined
tags (Tag0 through
Tag30) that callers may use for domain-specific
categorization such as terrain type, cost multiplier tier, or zone membership.
Flags can be mutated on mutable graphs via TrySetNodeFlags(int, ScyllaGraphNodeFlags).
See Also
TryRemoveEdge(int, int)
Attempts to remove the edge between two nodes.
Declaration
public bool TryRemoveEdge(int fromID, int toID)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| int | fromID | The ID of the source node. |
| int | toID | The ID of the target node. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| bool |
|
Remarks
For undirected graphs, removing edge (A, B) also removes the reverse adjacency (B, A). EdgeCount decreases by 1 for each successful call. For directed graphs, only the directed edge in the specified direction is removed; the reverse edge (if any) is unaffected.
See Also
TryRemoveNode(int)
Attempts to remove a node and all of its incident edges from the graph.
Declaration
public bool TryRemoveNode(int nodeID)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| int | nodeID | The ID of the node to remove. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| bool |
|
Remarks
Removing a node also removes all edges that have it as an endpoint (both outgoing and incoming edges for directed graphs, or all incident edges for undirected graphs). After a successful removal, NodeCount decreases by 1 and EdgeCount decreases by the number of edges removed.
See Also
TrySetNodeFlags(int, ScyllaGraphNodeFlags)
Attempts to update the flags on an existing node.
Declaration
public bool TrySetNodeFlags(int nodeID, ScyllaGraphNodeFlags flags)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| int | nodeID | The ID of the node to update. |
| ScyllaGraphNodeFlags | flags | The new ScyllaGraphNodeFlags value to assign to the node. Replaces the entire flags value; this is an assignment, not a bitwise OR. To add a flag while preserving existing flags, first retrieve the current value with TryGetNodeFlags(int, out ScyllaGraphNodeFlags), combine it with the new flag, then call this method with the combined value. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| bool |
|