#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include "../settings.hpp"
#include "../datamanagement/memorymanager.hpp"
#include "../ParserLib/muParser.h"
#include "define.hpp"
#include "../datamanagement/dataaccess.hpp"

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Functions
std::string	evaluateTargetOptionInCommand (std::string &sCmd, const std::string &sDefaultTarget, Indices &_idx, mu::Parser &_parser, MemoryManager &_data, const Settings &_option)
	This function evaluates the "target=TABLE()" expression and creates the target table, if needed. More...

size_t	findVariableInExpression (const std::string &sExpr, const std::string &sVarName, size_t nPosStart=0)
	This function searches for the selected variable in the passed string and returns the position of the first occurence or string::npos, if nothing was found. More...

void	convertVectorToExpression (std::string &, const Settings &)
	This function replaces vector expressions with their corresponding multi- expression equation. More...

std::string	addMissingVectorComponent (const std::string &, const std::string &, const std::string &, bool)
	This function determines the value of missing vector components (i.e. a vector contains not enough elements compared to the others used in the current expression) by applying a simple heuristic to the expression. It will either insert "1", "0" or an empty string in string expressions. More...

mu::value_type *	getPointerToVariable (const std::string &sVarName, mu::Parser &_parser)
	This function returns the pointer to the passed variable. More...

std::string	promptForUserInput (const std::string &__sCommand)
	This function is invoked, if a prompt operator ("??") was found in a string. More...

int	integralFactorial (int nNumber)
	This function returns the factorial of the passed integral value. More...

bool	evaluateIndices (const std::string &sCache, Indices &_idx, MemoryManager &_data)
	This function will evaluate the passed indices, so that they match the dimensions of the passed cache, if they are defined as open ended. More...

std::vector< double >	readAndParseIntervals (std::string &sExpr, mu::Parser &_parser, MemoryManager &_data, FunctionDefinitionManager &_functions, const Settings &_option, bool bEraseInterval=false)
	This function will read the interval syntax in commands and return their values in a single vector. More...

unsigned int	getPositionOfFirstDelimiter (const std::string &)
	This function returns the position of the first delimiter in the passed string, but it jumps over parentheses and braces. More...

Function Documentation

◆ addMissingVectorComponent()

std::string addMissingVectorComponent	(	const string &	sVectorComponent,
		const string &	sLeft,
		const string &	sRight,
		bool	bAddStrings
	)

This function determines the value of missing vector components (i.e. a vector contains not enough elements compared to the others used in the current expression) by applying a simple heuristic to the expression. It will either insert "1", "0" or an empty string in string expressions.

Parameters

sVectorComponent	const string&
sLeft	const string&
sRight	const string&
bAddStrings	bool

Returns: string

Definition at line 300 of file parser_functions.cpp.

Referenced by convertVectorToExpression(), and evalMatOp().

◆ convertVectorToExpression()

void convertVectorToExpression	(	string &	sLine,
		const Settings &	_option
	)

This function replaces vector expressions with their corresponding multi- expression equation.

Parameters

sLine	string&
_option	const Settings&

Returns: void

It is used quite extensively, however, it might not be necessary everywhere, because the parser can cope with the vector syntax now.

Definition at line 82 of file parser_functions.cpp.

References addMissingVectorComponent(), containsStrings(), convertVectorToExpression(), getMatchingParenthesis(), getNextArgument(), SyntaxError::INCOMPLETE_VECTOR_SYNTAX, SyntaxError::invalid_position, isMultiValue(), isToStringArg(), and parser_CheckMultArgFunc().

Referenced by NumeRe::StringFuncHandler::argumentParser(), convertVectorToExpression(), Plot::create2dDrawing(), Plot::create3dDrawing(), evalPoints(), evaluateFittingParams(), Plot::fillData(), CommandLineParser::getExprAsMathExpression(), NumeRe::StringParser::numToString(), and NumeRe::StringParser::storeStringResults().

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◆ evaluateIndices()

bool evaluateIndices	(	const string &	sCache,
		Indices &	_idx,
		MemoryManager &	_data
	)

This function will evaluate the passed indices, so that they match the dimensions of the passed cache, if they are defined as open ended.

Parameters

sCache	const string&
_idx	Indices&
_data	Datafile&

Returns: bool

Definition at line 625 of file parser_functions.cpp.

References Indices::col, MemoryManager::getCols(), MemoryManager::getLines(), VectorIndex::isOpenEnd(), isValidIndexSet(), Indices::row, and VectorIndex::setRange().

Referenced by evalMatOp(), and evaluateFittingParams().

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◆ evaluateTargetOptionInCommand()

std::string evaluateTargetOptionInCommand	(	string &	sCmd,
		const string &	sDefaultTarget,
		Indices &	_idx,
		Parser &	_parser,
		MemoryManager &	_data,
		const Settings &	_option
	)

This function evaluates the "target=TABLE()" expression and creates the target table, if needed.

Parameters

sCmd	string&
sDefaultTarget	const string&
_idx	Indices&
_parser	Parser&
_data	Datafile&
_option	const Settings&

Returns: string

If this option is not found, the function will create a default target cache.

Definition at line 566 of file parser_functions.cpp.

References MemoryManager::addTable(), VectorIndex::back(), Indices::col, findParameter(), VectorIndex::front(), getArgAtPos(), MemoryManager::getCols(), getIndices(), SyntaxError::INVALID_INDEX, SyntaxError::invalid_position, MemoryManager::isTable(), isValidIndexSet(), VectorIndex::OPEN_END, Indices::row, and VectorIndex::to_string().

Referenced by CommandLineParser::getTargetTable(), plugin_histogram(), plugin_random(), and plugin_statistics().

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◆ findVariableInExpression()

size_t findVariableInExpression	(	const std::string &	sExpr,
		const std::string &	sVarName,
		size_t	nPosStart
	)

This function searches for the selected variable in the passed string and returns the position of the first occurence or string::npos, if nothing was found.

Parameters

sExpr	const std::string&
sVarName	const std::string&
nPosStart	size_t

Returns: size_t

Definition at line 42 of file parser_functions.cpp.

◆ getPointerToVariable()

mu::value_type * getPointerToVariable	(	const string &	sVarName,
		Parser &	_parser
	)

This function returns the pointer to the passed variable.

Parameters

sVarName	const string&
_parser	Parser&

Returns: double*

Definition at line 511 of file parser_functions.cpp.

References mu::ParserBase::GetVar().

Referenced by differentiate(), evalPoints(), findExtrema(), findZeroes(), FlowCtrl::prepareLocalVarsAndReplace(), NumeRe::StringParser::storeStringResults(), and taylor().

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◆ getPositionOfFirstDelimiter()

unsigned int getPositionOfFirstDelimiter ( const string & sLine )

This function returns the position of the first delimiter in the passed string, but it jumps over parentheses and braces.

Parameters

sLine const string&

Returns: unsigned int

Definition at line 396 of file parser_functions.cpp.

References getMatchingParenthesis().

Referenced by NumeRe::StringParser::numToString().

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◆ integralFactorial()

int integralFactorial ( int nNumber )

This function returns the factorial of the passed integral value.

Parameters

nNumber int

Returns: int

Definition at line 535 of file parser_functions.cpp.

Referenced by taylor().

◆ promptForUserInput()

std::string promptForUserInput ( const string & __sCommand )

This function is invoked, if a prompt operator ("??") was found in a string.

Parameters

__sCommand const string&

Returns: string

It will ask the user to provide the needed value during the execution.

Definition at line 429 of file parser_functions.cpp.

References NumeReKernel::getline(), NumeReKernel::printPreFmt(), and StripSpaces().

Referenced by FlowCtrl::calc(), cmd_print(), FlowCtrl::compile(), Plot::createSubPlotSet(), CommandLineParser::getExprAsDataObject(), CommandLineParser::getExprAsMathExpression(), NumeReKernel::MainLoop(), CommandLineParser::parseExprAsString(), and Procedure::ProcCalc().

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◆ readAndParseIntervals()

std::vector< double > readAndParseIntervals	(	string &	sExpr,
		Parser &	_parser,
		MemoryManager &	_data,
		FunctionDefinitionManager &	_functions,
		const Settings &	_option,
		bool	bEraseInterval
	)

This function will read the interval syntax in commands and return their values in a single vector.

Parameters

sExpr	string&
_parser	Parser&
_data	Datafile&
_functions	Define&
_option	const Settings&
bEraseInterval	bool

Returns: vector<double>

Definition at line 706 of file parser_functions.cpp.

References FunctionDefinitionManager::call(), MemoryManager::containsTablesOrClusters(), mu::ParserBase::Eval(), findParameter(), SyntaxError::FUNCTION_ERROR, getAllArguments(), getAllIndices(), getDataElements(), getMatchingParenthesis(), SyntaxError::invalid_position, isInQuotes(), isNotEmptyExpression(), readAndParseLegacyIntervals(), and mu::ParserBase::SetExpr().

Referenced by evaluateFittingParams(), evaluateParameterValues(), and Odesolver::solve().

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Functions

Function Documentation

◆ addMissingVectorComponent()

◆ convertVectorToExpression()

◆ evaluateIndices()

◆ evaluateTargetOptionInCommand()

◆ findVariableInExpression()

◆ getPointerToVariable()

◆ getPositionOfFirstDelimiter()

◆ integralFactorial()

◆ promptForUserInput()

◆ readAndParseIntervals()