abstract class AbstractTokenizer[R] extends Tokenizer[R]
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parseAfterValueChar(char: Char): Option[Token[R]]
Determines if the character represents a token that comes after a value or close parenthesis.
Determines if the character represents a token that comes after a value or close parenthesis.
Operators belong here, as they come after values (for example, in
2 + 3
the+
comes after the2
). Close parentheses also belong here, as do argument separators.In order to determine if a special character belongs here, ask yourself 'Would it make sense after a constant?'. If the answer is yes, it belongs here.
- char
A character in the expression being parsed
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None
if the input is not a special character, or the character does not belong after a value.Some(Token)
otherwise, where the token represents the character's purpose.
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parseOtherChar(char: Char): Option[Token[R]]
Determines if the character represents a token that 1) comes after an operator, 2) comes after a function, 3) follows an open parenthesis, or 4) is at the start of an expression.
Determines if the character represents a token that 1) comes after an operator, 2) comes after a function, 3) follows an open parenthesis, or 4) is at the start of an expression. start of an expression.
Unary operators must be defined here, as they come after operators. The unary operator token must be a Function token. A character can be both a binary operator (one that works on two operands) and a unary operator (one that works on one operand), however, they must have distinct tokens.
Open parentheses also belong here, as they come after operators (for example,
2 * (3 + 4)
) or functions (sin(2)
). However, close parentheses do not, instead, they belong in theparseAfterValueChar
method.In order to determine if a special character belongs here, ask yourself 'Would it make sense at the start of an expression?' If the answer is yes, it belongs here.
- char
A character in the expression being parsed
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None
if the input is not a special character, or does not belong in the specified positions.
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def
parseWord(word: String): Token[R]
Parses a possible word.
Parses a possible word.
- word
The word to parse
- returns
The token representation of the word
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net.totietje.evaluator.EvaluationException
If the input string is not a valid word
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tokenize(expression: String): Seq[Token[R]]
Transforms an expression into a list of tokens.
Transforms an expression into a list of tokens.
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The input string to parse
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An array of tokens containing the information needed to evaluate it
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net.totietje.evaluator.EvaluationException
If the input string contains an invalid token
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This is the documentation for the Evaluator project (see GitHub).
The main package net.totietje.evaluator. The net.totietje.complex package contains an example usage of this package, which may also be useful.