public void CompileThenChangeTypeError()
{
IDictionary values = new Hashtable();
values.Add("a", 4d);
IDictionaryEvaluator compiledEvaluator = Compilation.NewEvaluator("5 + System.Math.Pow(2d, {var:a})", @"\{var:(?<1>[^}]*)\}", values);
Assert.AreEqual(21d, compiledEvaluator.Run(values));
// change the type of a, the evaluation should fail
values = new Hashtable();
values.Add("a", "4");
Assert.AreEqual(21d, compiledEvaluator.Run(values));
}
/// <summary>
/// Evaluate the current Formula with a passed list of arguments.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="arguments">The name/value pairs of arguments.</param>
/// <returns>An object representing the value of the Formula.</returns>
public object Evaluate(IDictionary arguments)
{
if (resolutionType == FormulaResolutionType.NxBRE)
{
if (evaluator == null)
{
evaluator = Compilation.NewEvaluator(expression,
DEFAULT_EXPRESSION_PLACEHOLDER,
DEFAULT_NUMERIC_ARGUMENT_PATTERN,
arguments);
}
return(evaluator.Run(arguments));
}
else if (resolutionType == FormulaResolutionType.Binder)
{
if (formulaSignature == null)
{
formulaSignature = Parameter.BuildFormulaSignature(expression);
}
// if arguments have been passed in the formula signature, pass them to the binder as
// a special entry in the arguments IDictionary (this approach has been preferred to modifying the
// Compute method signature which would have broken this compatibility
if (formulaSignature.Arguments.Count > 0)
{
arguments.Add(typeof(Parameter), formulaSignature.Arguments);
}
return(bob.Compute(formulaSignature.Name, arguments));
}
else
{
throw new BREException("Formula evaluation mode not supported: " + resolutionType);
}
}
public void CompiledDictionaryExpressions()
{
IDictionary values = new Hashtable();
values.Add("a", 4d);
// compile the evaluator a first time, using the values IDictionary as a template for
// argument types
IDictionaryEvaluator compiledEvaluator = Compilation.NewEvaluator("5 + System.Math.Pow(2d, {var:a})", @"\{var:(?<1>[^}]*)\}", values);
// then use the evaluator
Assert.AreEqual(21d, compiledEvaluator.Run(values));
// and use it again with different values
values = new Hashtable();
values.Add("a", 3d);
Assert.AreEqual(13d, compiledEvaluator.Run(values));
}
