arith-eval 0.5.0
A minimal math exoression evaluation library.
To use this package, run the following command in your project's root directory:
Manual usage
Put the following dependency into your project's dependences section:
ArithEval
ArithEval is a minimal arithmetic expression evaluator library for the D programming language. In other words, define a math function as a string depending on as many variables as you want (including none), then evaluate that function giving those variables the values you want. It is NOT designed to be efficient, just easy to use. Bear this in mind if your application requires time-sensitive evaluations.
This library is licensed under the terms of the GNU GPL3 free software license. Free as in freedom. Also as in free beer. Also as in gluten-free. (Warning: beer might not be gluten-free)
Currently, ArithEval uses Pegged as its base for parsing math expressions, although this might change in the future.
How to use
Minimal the library, minimal the tutorial, really. Just instance the Evaluable
struct from the arith_eval
package and define your function:
import arith_eval;
auto constantExpression = Evaluable!()("2 + 5");
assert(constantExpression() == 7);
auto a = Evaluable!("x", "y")("(x + y) * x - 3 * 2 * y");
assert(a.eval(2, 2) == (2 + 2) * 2 - 3 * 2 * 2);
assert(a.eval(3, 5) == (3 + 5) * 3 - 3 * 2 * 5);
auto b = Evaluable!("x", "z")("x ^ (2 * z)");
assert(b.eval(1.5f, 1.3f).approxEqual(1.5f ^^ (2 * 1.3f));
Evaluable
is a struct template that takes the name of its variables as its template parameters.
Evaluable
will throw an InvalidExpressionException
if it isn't able to understand the expression given, and an EvaluationException
if something wrong happens during evaluation, such as the value reaching unreliably high values.
Note that currently ArithEval will not check your expressions for variables not specified in the template, and using those should be considered an error, so please be extra careful in that aspect. I'll implement the checking once I have some time.
Supported operations
Currently, supported math operations are the following:
x + y
x - y
- x
x * y
x / y
x ^ y
(x
to the power ofy
)x E y
(x
times10
to the power ofy
)
Parenthesis should work wherever you place them, respecting basic math operation priorities.
If you are missing a specific operation, open an issue or submit a PR.
Add as DUB dependency
Just add the arith-eval
package as a dependency in your dub.json or dub.sdl file. For example:
"dependencies" : {
"arith-eval": "~>0.5.0"
}
- 0.5.0 released 6 years ago
- Dechcaudron/ArithEval
- GPL-3.0
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- Dependencies:
- pegged
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