Example #1
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        /// <summary>
        /// Specfify the most part of the grammar for the parser
        /// The remaining part of the grammar is defined the static <see cref="ExpressionParser"/>
        /// constructor and limited by the <see cref="ExpressionParser.OnNewExpression"/> routine
        /// </summary>
        private void RegisterParselets(PrattParser parser)
        {
            parser.AddPrefix(TokenType.REAL, new RealParselet());

            parser.AddPrefix(TokenType.LPAREN, new GroupParselet());
            parser.AddPrefix(TokenType.PLUS, new PrefixOperatorParselet(PrecedenceTable.PREFIX));
            parser.AddPrefix(TokenType.MINUS, new PrefixOperatorParselet(PrecedenceTable.PREFIX));
            parser.AddPrefix(TokenType.ABS, new AbsFunctionParselet());

            parser.AddInfix(TokenType.PLUS, new BinaryOperatorParselet(false, PrecedenceTable.SUM));
            parser.AddInfix(TokenType.MINUS, new BinaryOperatorParselet(false, PrecedenceTable.SUM));
            parser.AddInfix(TokenType.MUL, new BinaryOperatorParselet(false, PrecedenceTable.PROD));
            parser.AddInfix(TokenType.DIV, new BinaryOperatorParselet(false, PrecedenceTable.PROD));
        }
Example #2
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 /// <summary>
 /// Initializes a new instance of the parser with the expression
 /// that should be parsed.
 /// </summary>
 /// <param name="text"></param>
 /// <remarks>
 /// Notice that the parser is a one-time-use object!
 /// </remarks>
 public ExpressionParser(string text)
 {
     _parser = new PrattParser(new Lexer(text), _ => RegisterParselets(_));
 }