Some docs I missed earlier

doc/array.md

@@ -40,9 +40,9 @@ yields edges of a random graph with 10 vertices and 20 edges, possibly containin
 * Example:
 ```cpp
 TArray<std::string>::randomf(
-	10,
-	[](const char* pattern) { return rnd.next(pattern); },
-	"[a-z]{5}")
+    10,
+    [](const char* pattern) { return rnd.next(pattern); },
+    "[a-z]{5}")
 ```
 yields an array of 10 strings of 5 letters each.
 

doc/graph.md

@@ -46,6 +46,14 @@ All graph generators return graph with sorted edges to make tests more human-rea
 * Description: first a random tree on *n* vertices with given *elongation* (see [tree docs](/tree.md)) is generated. Then remaining *m*-*n*+*1* edges are added. One endpoint of an edge is selected at random. The second is a result of jumping to a tree parent of the first endoint a random number of times, from 0 to *spread*, inclusive.
 * If the graph is directed, the direction of each edge is selected at random, unless it is acyclic: in this case the direction of all edges is down the tree.
 
+#### randomBipartite(int n1, int n2, int m)
+* Returns: a random bipartite graph with *n1* vertices in one part, *n2* vertices in another part and *m* edges. Vertices from *1* to *n1* belong to the first part.
+* Available modifiers: *connected*, *allowMulti*.
+
+#### completeBipartite(int n1, int n2)
+* Returns: a complet bipartite graph with *n1* vertices in one part and *n2* vertices in another part. Vertices from *1* to *n1* belong to the first part.
+* Available modifiers: none.
+
 ### Modifiers
 All options are unset by default. If the generator contradicts some option (like *randomStretched*, which always produces a connected graph), it is ignored.
 #### connected(bool value = true)

doc/random.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Default initialized *Random* is seeded with some hardware-generated random value
     * pattern followed by *{n}* is the same as the pattern repeated *n* times;
     * pattern followed by *{l,r}* is the same as the pattern repeated random number of times from *l* to *r*, inclusive;
     * "|" character yields either a pattern to its left or the pattern to its right equiprobably;
-    * several "|" characters between patterns yield any pattern between them equiprobably, e.g. *(a|b|c){100}* yields a string of length 100 with almost equal number of *a*'s, *b*'s and *c*'s;
+    * several "|" characters between patterns yield any pattern between them equiprobably, e.g. *(a|b|c|z){100}* yields a string of length 100 with almost equal number of *a*'s, *b*'s, *c*'s and *z*'s;
     * parentheses "()" are used for grouping.
 * examples:
     * `rnd.next("[1-9][0-9]{1,2}")`:  random 2- or 3-digit number (note that the distribution on numbers is not uniform);
@@ -54,6 +54,10 @@ Default initialized *Random* is seeded with some hardware-generated random value
 * Returns: random element of a range or of a container, respectively.
 * Note: *Container* may be *any* STL container, including *std::set*. In general case the runtime of this function is *O(container.size())*. However, if *Iterator* is a random-access iterator, the runtime is constant.
 
+#### template<typename N> size_t nextByDistribution(const std::vector<N>& distribution)
+* Returns: a random integer from *0* to *distribution.size() - 1*, where probability of *i* is proportional to *distribution[i].
+* Example: *rnd.nextByDistribution({1, 1, 100})* will likely return 2, but roughly each 50-th iteration will return 0 or 1.
+
 ### Seeding
 #### void seed(uint32_t seed)
 #### void seed(const std::vector&lt;uint32_t>& seed)

doc/tree.md

@@ -38,6 +38,9 @@ Note that all generators return trees with sorted edges to make tests more human
 * Returns: a complete *k*-ary tree with *size* vertices.
 * Numeration: parent of vertex *i* is *(i-1)/k*, *0* is root.
 
+#### Tree fromPruferSequence(const Array& code)
+* Returns: a tree with given [Prüfer sequence](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pr%C3%BCfer_sequence). The tree contains *code.size() + 2* vertices.
+
 ### Tree methods
 
 #### Tree& shuffle()