public override void AcceptEvaluator(RCToken token)
{
FinishValue(true);
MakeExpression();
// When this applies there is no actual opening bracket defining the block.
// This happens in the shell.
// I call it an "implied" block.
if (_block == null)
{
_block = RCBlock.Empty;
}
FinishBlock();
if (_maybeOperator != null)
{
// _maybeOp is not an operator, its a variable.
_variable = _maybeOperator;
_maybeOperator = null;
}
if (_variable == null)
{
// It is an unnamed block.
_variable = "";
}
// If anything was left over on the right, it doesn't belong here.
// Should this be an invalid state for the parser?
_result = null;
_evaluator = RCEvaluator.For(token.Text);
}
public RCBlock(RCBlock previous, string name, string instr, RCValue val)
: this(previous, name, RCEvaluator.For(instr), val)
{
}
public RCBlock(RCBlock previous, string name, string instr, params RCSymbolScalar[] val)
: this(previous, name, RCEvaluator.For(instr), new RCSymbol(val))
{
}
public RCBlock(RCBlock previous, string name, string instr, params bool[] val)
: this(previous, name, RCEvaluator.For(instr), new RCBoolean(val))
{
}
public RCBlock(RCBlock previous, string name, string instr, params decimal[] val)
: this(previous, name, RCEvaluator.For(instr), new RCDecimal(val))
{
}
public RCBlock(RCBlock previous, string name, string instr, params long[] val)
: this(previous, name, RCEvaluator.For(instr), new RCLong(val))
{
}
