private Expr Term()
{
Expr expression = Factor();
while (Match(TokenType.Minus, TokenType.Plus))
{
Token @operator = Previous();
Expr right = Factor();
expression = new Expr.Binary(expression, @operator, right);
}
return(expression);
}
private Expr Factor()
{
Expr expression = Unary();
while (Match(TokenType.Slash, TokenType.Star, TokenType.Modulus))
{
Token @operator = Previous();
Expr right = Unary();
expression = new Expr.Binary(expression, @operator, right);
}
return(expression);
}
/// <summary>
/// The grammar rule is virtually identical and so is the code.
/// The only differences are the token types for the operators we match, and the
/// method we call for the operands, now term(). The remaining two binary
/// operator rules follow the same pattern:
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
private Expr Comparison()
{
Expr expression = Term();
while (Match(TokenType.Greater, TokenType.GreaterEqual, TokenType.Less, TokenType.LessEqual))
{
Token @operator = Previous();
Expr right = Term();
expression = new Expr.Binary(expression, @operator, right);
}
return(expression);
}
public Expr Equality()
{
Expr expression = Comparison();
while (Match(TokenType.BangEqual, TokenType.EqualEqual))
{
Token @operator = Previous();
Expr right = Comparison();
expression = new Expr.Binary(expression, @operator, right);
}
return(expression);
}
public object Visit(Expr.Binary _binary)
{
Resolve(_binary.lhs);
Resolve(_binary.rhs);
return(null);
}
// Visitors
string Expr.IVisitor <string> .Visit(Expr.Binary binary)
{
return(Parenthesize(binary.opp.lexeme, binary.lhs, binary.rhs));
}
public object Visit(Expr.Binary binary)
{
object right = Evaluate(binary.rhs);
object left = Evaluate(binary.lhs);
switch (binary.opp.type)
{
case TokenType.Greater:
ValidateNumberOperand(binary.opp, left, right);
return((double)left > (double)right);
case TokenType.GreaterEqual:
ValidateNumberOperand(binary.opp, left, right);
return((double)left >= (double)right);
case TokenType.Less:
ValidateNumberOperand(binary.opp, left, right);
return((double)left < (double)right);
case TokenType.LessEqual:
ValidateNumberOperand(binary.opp, left, right);
return((double)left <= (double)right);
case TokenType.Minus:
ValidateNumberOperand(binary.opp, left, right);
return((double)left - (double)right);
case TokenType.Plus:
if (left is double && right is double)
{
return((double)left + (double)right);
}
else if (left is string)
{
return((string)left + Stringify(right));
}
// Not valid addition type.
throw new RuntimeError(binary.opp, "Operands must be two numbers or two strings.");
case TokenType.Modulus:
ValidateNumberOperand(binary.opp, left, right);
return((double)left % (double)right);
case TokenType.Slash:
ValidateNumberOperand(binary.opp, left, right);
ValidateDivision(binary.opp, right);
return((double)left / (double)right);
case TokenType.Star:
ValidateNumberOperand(binary.opp, left, right);
return((double)left * (double)right);
case TokenType.BangEqual:
return(!IsEqual(left, right));
case TokenType.EqualEqual:
return(IsEqual(left, right));
}
// Unreachable.
return(null);
}
