public object Convert(object value, Type targetType, object parameter, string language)
{
//validate
if (value == null)
{
return(DefaultReturn);
}
//get string
var str = value as string;
if (value.GetType().IsPrimitive || value.GetType().IsEnum)
{
str = value.ToString();
}
//select return value
if (str == null)
{
return(DefaultReturn);
}
if (If1 != null && If1.Split(',').Contains(str))
{
return(Return1);
}
if (If2 != null && If2.Split(',').Contains(value))
{
return(Return2);
}
if (If3 != null && If3.Split(',').Contains(value))
{
return(Return3);
}
if (If4 != null && If4.Split(',').Contains(value))
{
return(Return4);
}
if (If5 != null && If5.Split(',').Contains(value))
{
return(Return5);
}
if (If6 != null && If6.Split(',').Contains(value))
{
return(Return6);
}
if (If7 != null && If7.Split(',').Contains(value))
{
return(Return7);
}
if (If8 != null && If8.Split(',').Contains(value))
{
return(Return8);
}
if (If9 != null && If9.Split(',').Contains(value))
{
return(Return9);
}
if (If10 != null && If10.Split(',').Contains(value))
{
return(Return10);
}
return(DefaultReturn);
}
//This function actually creates the object associated with each Instruction by using a long switch statement. The object
//created is polymorphed up to an IInstruction and then returned from the function to be stored in the encodedInstrs list.
//Ugly? Very. Effective? Extremely.
private IInstruction createObject(string comm, int valToUse, int currentInstruc)
{
IInstruction retVal = null;
switch (comm)
{
case "exit":
retVal = new Exit(valToUse) as IInstruction;
break;
case "swap":
retVal = new Swap() as IInstruction;
break;
case "inpt":
retVal = new Inpt() as IInstruction;
break;
case "nop":
retVal = new Nop() as IInstruction;
break;
case "pop":
retVal = new Pop() as IInstruction;
break;
case "add":
retVal = new Add() as IInstruction;
break;
case "sub":
retVal = new Sub() as IInstruction;
break;
case "mul":
retVal = new Mul() as IInstruction;
break;
case "div":
retVal = new Div() as IInstruction;
break;
case "rem":
retVal = new Rem() as IInstruction;
break;
case "and":
retVal = new And() as IInstruction;
break;
case "or":
retVal = new Or() as IInstruction;
break;
case "xor":
retVal = new Xor() as IInstruction;
break;
case "neg":
retVal = new Neg() as IInstruction;
break;
case "not":
retVal = new Not() as IInstruction;
break;
case "goto":
retVal = new Goto(valToUse) as IInstruction;
break;
case "ifeq":
retVal = new If1(0, valToUse, currentInstruc) as IInstruction;
break;
case "ifne":
retVal = new If1(1, valToUse, currentInstruc) as IInstruction;
break;
case "iflt":
retVal = new If1(2, valToUse, currentInstruc) as IInstruction;
break;
case "ifgt":
retVal = new If1(3, valToUse, currentInstruc) as IInstruction;
break;
case "ifle":
retVal = new If1(4, valToUse, currentInstruc) as IInstruction;
break;
case "ifge":
retVal = new If1(5, valToUse, currentInstruc) as IInstruction;
break;
case "ifez":
retVal = new If2(0, valToUse, currentInstruc) as IInstruction;
break;
case "ifnz":
retVal = new If2(1, valToUse, currentInstruc) as IInstruction;
break;
case "ifmi":
retVal = new If2(2, valToUse, currentInstruc) as IInstruction;
break;
case "ifpl":
retVal = new If2(3, valToUse, currentInstruc) as IInstruction;
break;
case "dup":
retVal = new Dup(valToUse) as IInstruction;
break;
case "print":
retVal = new Print() as IInstruction;
break;
case "dump":
retVal = new Dump() as IInstruction;
break;
case "push":
retVal = new Push(valToUse) as IInstruction;
break;
}
return(retVal);
}
