problem.parseformula
problem.parseformula |
Purpose
Parse a formula written as an unparsed array of tokens into internal parsed (reverse Polish) format
Synopsis
ntoken = problem.parseformula (intype, invalue, type, value)
Arguments
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intype
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Array of token types providing the unparsed formula.
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invalue
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Array of values corresponding to the types in
inType.
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ntoken
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The number of tokens in the parsed formula (not counting the terminating
xslp_op_eof token).
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type
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Array of token types providing the parsed formula.
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value
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Array of values corresponding to the types in
type.
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Example
Assuming that
x and
y are already defined as columns with index
iX and
iY respectively, the following example converts the formula "sin(x+y)" into internal parsed format, and then writes it out as a sequence of tokens.
intype = []
invalue = []
intype = [xslp_op_ifun, xslp_op_lb, xslp_op_col, xslp_op_op,
xslp_op_col, xslp_op_rb, xslp_op_eof]
invalue = [xslp_op_sin, 0, iX , xslp_op_plus,
iY, 0, 0]
type = []
value = []
ntoken = p.parseformula (intype, invalue, type, value);
i=0
while type[n] != xslp_op_eof:
str = p.itemname (type[i], value[i])
print (str);
i += 1
Further information
For possible token types and values, see the chapter on "Formula Parsing" in the SLP reference manual.
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