public InputPart(string input)
{
// Check if it is a number
if (int.TryParse(input, out var intOutput))
{
Type = InputTypes.Value;
_intValue = intOutput;
return;
}
// Check if it is a binary operator
if (InputTypeHelper.IsOperator(input, out var typeOutput))
{
Type = typeOutput;
}
}
private static void EvaluateOperation(int operatorIndex, ref InputPart[] parts)
{
var inputType = parts[operatorIndex].Type;
if (InputTypeHelper.IsOperator(inputType.ToString(), out var operatorType))
{
// Gets the values of the simplified operation
var first = 0;
if (operatorType != InputTypes.FLIP)
{
// Type is flip so no need to check left of operator
first = parts[operatorIndex - 1].Value;
}
var second = parts[operatorIndex + 1].Value;
var twoInputValues = true;
var result = 0;
switch (inputType)
{
case InputTypes.AND:
result = first & second;
parts[operatorIndex - 1] = new InputPart(result);
break;
case InputTypes.OR:
result = first | second;
parts[operatorIndex - 1] = new InputPart(result);
break;
case InputTypes.XOR:
result = first ^ second;
parts[operatorIndex - 1] = new InputPart(result);
break;
case InputTypes.RSHIFT:
result = first >> second;
parts[operatorIndex - 1] = new InputPart(result);
break;
case InputTypes.LSHIFT:
result = first << second;
parts[operatorIndex - 1] = new InputPart(result);
break;
case InputTypes.FLIP:
twoInputValues = false;
result = ~second;
parts[operatorIndex + 1] = new InputPart(result);
break;
default:
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
// Remove the redundant values
parts = parts.RemoveAt(operatorIndex);
if (twoInputValues)
{
Output.ShowWorking(inputType, result, first, second);
// Index changes, so operatorIndex + 1, becomes operatorIndex again
parts = parts.RemoveAt(operatorIndex);
}
else
{
Output.ShowWorking(inputType, result, second);
}
}
else
{
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(inputType));
}
}