Example #1
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        public ArithmeticSubstitute(ArithmeticOperand operand, char name)
        {
            //operand cannot be another substitute
            if (operand.IsSubstitution) {
                throw new Exception("Invalid operand");
            }

            p_Operand = operand;
            p_Name = name;
        }
Example #2
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 private ArithmeticOperand processSubstitute(ArithmeticOperand operand, LinkedList<ArithmeticSubstitute> sub)
 {
     char name = (char)operand.Value;
     ArithmeticSubstitute ret;
     bool found = substituteExist(name, sub, out ret);
     if (found) { return ret.Operand; }
     throw new Exception("Substitute '" + name + "' was not found");
 }
Example #3
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        private void processOperand(ref ArithmeticOperand operand, bool canResize, ref ArithmeticNumeric buffer, LinkedList<ArithmeticSubstitute> subs)
        {
            if (operand.IsSubstitution) {
                ArithmeticOperand newOpAnd = processSubstitute(operand, subs);

                //do we have to resize the buffer? to store the substitution?
                if (canResize) {
                    ArithmeticNumeric val = (ArithmeticNumeric)newOpAnd.Value;

                    //decimal?
                    if (!buffer.IsDecimal && newOpAnd.IsDecimal) {
                        ArithmeticNumeric bufferCopy = buffer;

                        buffer = ArithmeticNumeric.CreateOfSize(val.Size, true);
                        buffer += bufferCopy;
                    }

                    //need more memory?
                    else if (buffer.Size < val.Size) {
                        ArithmeticNumeric bufferCopy = buffer;
                        buffer = ArithmeticNumeric.CreateOfSize(val.Size, newOpAnd.IsDecimal);
                        buffer += bufferCopy;
                    }
                }

                if (operand.IsNegative) { newOpAnd.IsNegative = true; }
                operand = newOpAnd;
                return;
            }
            if (operand.IsQueue) {
                ArithmeticNumeric ret = ((ArithmeticQueue)operand.Value).Calculate(subs);
                operand = new ArithmeticOperand(ret, operand.IsNegative);
            }
            if (operand.IsFunction) {
                ArithmeticNumeric ret = ((ArithmeticFunction)operand.Value).Call(subs);
                operand = new ArithmeticOperand(ret, operand.IsNegative);
            }
        }
Example #4
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        private void performCalc(ref ArithmeticNumeric current, ArithmeticOperator op, ArithmeticOperand opAnd)
        {
            //get the operand as decimal
            ArithmeticNumeric opAndDecimal = getOperandValue(opAnd);

            //perform the calculation
            switch (op) {
                case ArithmeticOperator.Addition: current += opAndDecimal; break;
                case ArithmeticOperator.Subtract: current -= opAndDecimal; break;
                case ArithmeticOperator.Multiply: current *= opAndDecimal; break;
                case ArithmeticOperator.Divide: current /= opAndDecimal; break;
                case ArithmeticOperator.Modulus: current %= opAndDecimal; break;
                case ArithmeticOperator.Power:
                    current = Math.Pow(
                        Convert.ToDouble(current.RAWObject),
                        Convert.ToDouble(opAndDecimal.RAWObject));
                    break;
            }
        }
Example #5
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 private ArithmeticNumeric getOperandValue(ArithmeticOperand operand)
 {
     ArithmeticNumeric val = (ArithmeticNumeric)operand.Value;
     if (operand.IsNegative) { val = -val; }
     return val;
 }
Example #6
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        public ArithmeticQueue AddOperation(ArithmeticOperator op, ArithmeticOperand opAnd1, ArithmeticOperand opAnd2)
        {
            //there must be no operators/operands present since it would otherwise
            //create an invalid calculation queue
            if (p_Operands.Count != 0) {
                throw new Exception("This call must be used only when there are no operands to chain off. Consider AddOperation(op,operand)");
            }

            //operand larger than the result size? if so, set the result size to that of the operand
            sbyte opAnd1Size = 0;
            sbyte opAnd2Size = 0;
            if (opAnd1.IsNumeric) {
                if (opAnd1.IsDecimal) { p_HasDecimal = true; }
                opAnd1Size = ArithmeticNumeric.SizeOfNumericObj(opAnd1.Value);
            }
            if (opAnd2.IsNumeric) {
                if (opAnd2.IsDecimal) { p_HasDecimal = true; }
                opAnd2Size = ArithmeticNumeric.SizeOfNumericObj(opAnd2.Value);
            }
            if (opAnd1Size > p_ResultSize) { p_ResultSize = opAnd1Size; }
            if (opAnd2Size > p_ResultSize) { p_ResultSize = opAnd2Size; }

            //add it
            p_Operators.AddLast(op);
            p_Operands.AddLast(opAnd1);
            p_Operands.AddLast(opAnd2);
            p_BIDMASSorted = false;

            //division?
            if (op == ArithmeticOperator.Divide) { HasDecimal = true; }
            return this;
        }
Example #7
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        public ArithmeticQueue AddOperation(ArithmeticOperator op, ArithmeticOperand operand)
        {
            //valid call? (there must be operands already) otherwise this call would
            //make the arithmatic queue invalid.
            if (p_Operands.Count == 0) {
                throw new Exception("Cannot add on to chain when there is no operands to chain off. Consider using AddOperation(op,opAnd1,opAnd2).");
            }

            //operand larger than the result size? if so, set the result size to that of the operand
            sbyte operandSize = 0;
            if (operand.IsNumeric) {
                if (operand.IsDecimal) { p_HasDecimal = true; }
                operandSize = ArithmeticNumeric.SizeOfNumericObj(operand.Value);
            }
            if (operandSize > p_ResultSize) { p_ResultSize = operandSize; }

            //add it
            p_Operators.AddLast(op);
            p_Operands.AddLast(operand);
            p_BIDMASSorted = false;

            //division
            if (op == ArithmeticOperator.Divide) { HasDecimal = true; }
            return this;
        }