Most of the .beh file was used from the j-c-bypassing code.  Since both 
programs do similar work I just modified the j-c-bypassing *.beh to work
with my senario in j-c-bypassing3.

The program tests the *bypassing* clause of the traversal code.  The 
program a visitor that maintains a counter that increments everytime
we enter the E object.  Therefore, by using the *bypassing* clause we
can manipulate the path that the program takes to get to the E object.
This is result in the counter giving us various answers based on what 
paths we chose to take (we use *bypassing* to discard certain paths).

This program takes on input.  It creates the objects on it's own and
then calls the function F.  If the counter equals 4 then SUCCESS is
printed else FAILURE is printed.

Her is the output:

[batu: /proj/demsys/com1205/w97/bowtie/proj/phase1/c-bypassing3] > make test
CLASSPATH=./gen:$CLASSPATH java Main < program.input
ld.so: warning: /usr/lib/libc.so.1.8 has older revision than expected 9
in E.
in E.
in E.
in E.
in E.
in E.
in E.
in E.

*** result ***
4
SUCCESS
SUCCESS
in E.
in E.
in E.
in E.
SUCCESS