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Copyright (C) 2004 - 2021 Ingo Berg
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*/
#ifndef MUP_DEF_H
#define MUP_DEF_H
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <sstream>
#include <map>
#include "muParserFixes.h"
/** \file
\brief This file contains standard definitions used by the parser.
*/
/** \brief Define the base datatype for values.
This datatype must be a built in value type. You can not use custom classes.
It should be working with all types except "int"!
*/
#define MUP_BASETYPE double
/** \brief Activate this option in order to compile with OpenMP support.
OpenMP is used only in the bulk mode it may increase the performance a bit.
!!! DO NOT ACTIVATE THIS MACRO HERE IF YOU USE CMAKE FOR BUILDING !!!
use the cmake option instead!
*/
//#define MUP_USE_OPENMP
#if defined(_UNICODE)
/** \brief Definition of the basic parser string type. */
#define MUP_STRING_TYPE std::wstring
#if !defined(_T)
#define _T(x) L##x
#endif // not defined _T
#else
#ifndef _T
#define _T(x) x
#endif
/** \brief Definition of the basic parser string type. */
#define MUP_STRING_TYPE std::string
#endif
/** \brief An assertion that does not kill the program. */
#define MUP_ASSERT(COND) \
if (!(COND)) \
{ \
stringstream_type ss; \
ss << _T("Assertion \"") _T(#COND) _T("\" failed: ") \
<< __FILE__ << _T(" line ") \
<< __LINE__ << _T("."); \
throw ParserError( ecINTERNAL_ERROR, -1, ss.str()); \
}
#if defined(_MSC_VER)
#pragma warning(push)
#pragma warning(disable : 26812)
#endif
namespace mu
{
#if defined(_UNICODE)
/** \brief Encapsulate wcout. */
inline std::wostream& console()
{
return std::wcout;
}
/** \brief Encapsulate cin. */
inline std::wistream& console_in()
{
return std::wcin;
}
#else
/** \brief Encapsulate cout.
Used for supporting UNICODE more easily.
*/
inline std::ostream& console()
{
return std::cout;
}
/** \brief Encapsulate cin.
Used for supporting UNICODE more easily.
*/
inline std::istream& console_in()
{
return std::cin;
}
#endif
/** \brief Bytecode values.
\attention The order of the operator entries must match the order in ParserBase::c_DefaultOprt!
*/
enum ECmdCode
{
// The following are codes for built in binary operators
// apart from built in operators the user has the opportunity to
// add user defined operators.
cmLE = 0, ///< Operator item: less or equal
cmGE = 1, ///< Operator item: greater or equal
cmNEQ = 2, ///< Operator item: not equal
cmEQ = 3, ///< Operator item: equals
cmLT = 4, ///< Operator item: less than
cmGT = 5, ///< Operator item: greater than
cmADD = 6, ///< Operator item: add
cmSUB = 7, ///< Operator item: subtract
cmMUL = 8, ///< Operator item: multiply
cmDIV = 9, ///< Operator item: division
cmPOW = 10, ///< Operator item: y to the power of ...
cmLAND = 11,
cmLOR = 12,
cmASSIGN = 13, ///< Operator item: Assignment operator
cmBO = 14, ///< Operator item: opening bracket
cmBC = 15, ///< Operator item: closing bracket
cmIF = 16, ///< For use in the ternary if-then-else operator
cmELSE = 17, ///< For use in the ternary if-then-else operator
cmENDIF = 18, ///< For use in the ternary if-then-else operator
cmARG_SEP = 19, ///< function argument separator
cmVAR = 20, ///< variable item
cmVAL = 21, ///< value item
// For optimization purposes
cmVARPOW2 = 22,
cmVARPOW3 = 23,
cmVARPOW4 = 24,
cmVARMUL = 25,
// operators and functions
cmFUNC = 26, ///< Code for a generic function item
cmFUNC_STR, ///< Code for a function with a string parameter
cmFUNC_BULK, ///< Special callbacks for Bulk mode with an additional parameter for the bulk index
cmSTRING, ///< Code for a string token
cmOPRT_BIN, ///< user defined binary operator
cmOPRT_POSTFIX, ///< code for postfix operators
cmOPRT_INFIX, ///< code for infix operators
cmEND, ///< end of formula
cmUNKNOWN ///< uninitialized item
};
/** \brief Types internally used by the parser.
*/
enum ETypeCode
{
tpSTR = 0, ///< String type (Function arguments and constants only, no string variables)
tpDBL = 1, ///< Floating point variables
tpVOID = 2 ///< Undefined type.
};
enum EParserVersionInfo
{
pviBRIEF,
pviFULL
};
/** \brief Parser operator precedence values. */
enum EOprtAssociativity
{
oaLEFT = 0,
oaRIGHT = 1,
oaNONE = 2
};
/** \brief Parser operator precedence values. */
enum EOprtPrecedence
{
// binary operators
prLOR = 1,
prLAND = 2,
prLOGIC = 3, ///< logic operators
prCMP = 4, ///< comparsion operators
prADD_SUB = 5, ///< addition
prMUL_DIV = 6, ///< multiplication/division
prPOW = 7, ///< power operator priority (highest)
// infix operators
prINFIX = 6, ///< Signs have a higher priority than ADD_SUB, but lower than power operator
prPOSTFIX = 6 ///< Postfix operator priority (currently unused)
};
/** \brief Error codes. */
enum EErrorCodes
{
// Formula syntax errors
ecUNEXPECTED_OPERATOR = 0, ///< Unexpected binary operator found
ecUNASSIGNABLE_TOKEN = 1, ///< Token can't be identified.
ecUNEXPECTED_EOF = 2, ///< Unexpected end of formula. (Example: "2+sin(")
ecUNEXPECTED_ARG_SEP = 3, ///< An unexpected comma has been found. (Example: "1,23")
ecUNEXPECTED_ARG = 4, ///< An unexpected argument has been found
ecUNEXPECTED_VAL = 5, ///< An unexpected value token has been found
ecUNEXPECTED_VAR = 6, ///< An unexpected variable token has been found
ecUNEXPECTED_PARENS = 7, ///< Unexpected Parenthesis, opening or closing
ecUNEXPECTED_STR = 8, ///< A string has been found at an inapropriate position
ecSTRING_EXPECTED = 9, ///< A string function has been called with a different type of argument
ecVAL_EXPECTED = 10, ///< A numerical function has been called with a non value type of argument
ecMISSING_PARENS = 11, ///< Missing parens. (Example: "3*sin(3")
ecUNEXPECTED_FUN = 12, ///< Unexpected function found. (Example: "sin(8)cos(9)")
ecUNTERMINATED_STRING = 13, ///< unterminated string constant. (Example: "3*valueof("hello)")
ecTOO_MANY_PARAMS = 14, ///< Too many function parameters
ecTOO_FEW_PARAMS = 15, ///< Too few function parameters. (Example: "ite(1<2,2)")
ecOPRT_TYPE_CONFLICT = 16, ///< binary operators may only be applied to value items of the same type
ecSTR_RESULT = 17, ///< result is a string
// Invalid Parser input Parameters
ecINVALID_NAME = 18, ///< Invalid function, variable or constant name.
ecINVALID_BINOP_IDENT = 19, ///< Invalid binary operator identifier
ecINVALID_INFIX_IDENT = 20, ///< Invalid function, variable or constant name.
ecINVALID_POSTFIX_IDENT = 21, ///< Invalid function, variable or constant name.
ecBUILTIN_OVERLOAD = 22, ///< Trying to overload builtin operator
ecINVALID_FUN_PTR = 23, ///< Invalid callback function pointer
ecINVALID_VAR_PTR = 24, ///< Invalid variable pointer
ecEMPTY_EXPRESSION = 25, ///< The Expression is empty
ecNAME_CONFLICT = 26, ///< Name conflict
ecOPT_PRI = 27, ///< Invalid operator priority
//
ecDOMAIN_ERROR = 28, ///< catch division by zero, sqrt(-1), log(0) (currently unused)
ecDIV_BY_ZERO = 29, ///< Division by zero (currently unused)
ecGENERIC = 30, ///< Generic error
ecLOCALE = 31, ///< Conflict with current locale
ecUNEXPECTED_CONDITIONAL = 32,
ecMISSING_ELSE_CLAUSE = 33,
ecMISPLACED_COLON = 34,
ecUNREASONABLE_NUMBER_OF_COMPUTATIONS = 35,
ecIDENTIFIER_TOO_LONG = 36, ///< Thrown when an identifier with more then 255 characters is used.
ecEXPRESSION_TOO_LONG = 37, ///< Throw an exception if the expression has more than 10000 characters. (an arbitrary limit)
ecINVALID_CHARACTERS_FOUND = 38,///< The expression or identifier contains invalid non printable characters
// internal errors
ecINTERNAL_ERROR = 39, ///< Internal error of any kind.
// The last two are special entries
ecCOUNT, ///< This is no error code, It just stores just the total number of error codes
ecUNDEFINED = -1 ///< Undefined message, placeholder to detect unassigned error messages
};
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Basic Types
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/** \brief The numeric datatype used by the parser.
Normally this is a floating point type either single or double precision.
*/
typedef MUP_BASETYPE value_type;
/** \brief The stringtype used by the parser.
Depends on whether UNICODE is used or not.
*/
typedef MUP_STRING_TYPE string_type;
/** \brief The character type used by the parser.
Depends on whether UNICODE is used or not.
*/
typedef string_type::value_type char_type;
/** \brief Typedef for easily using stringstream that respect the parser stringtype. */
typedef std::basic_stringstream<char_type, std::char_traits<char_type>, std::allocator<char_type> > stringstream_type;
// Data container types
/** \brief Type used for storing variables. */
typedef std::map<string_type, value_type*> varmap_type;
/** \brief Type used for storing constants. */
typedef std::map<string_type, value_type> valmap_type;
/** \brief Type for assigning a string name to an index in the internal string table. */
typedef std::map<string_type, std::size_t> strmap_type;
// Parser callbacks
/** \brief Function type used to erase type. Voluntarily needs explicit cast with all other *fun_type*. */
typedef void(*erased_fun_type)();
/** \brief Callback type used for functions without arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_type0)();
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with a single arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_type1)(value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with two arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_type2)(value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with three arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_type3)(value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with four arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_type4)(value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with five arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_type5)(value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with six arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_type6)(value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with seven arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_type7)(value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with eight arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_type8)(value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with nine arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_type9)(value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with ten arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_type10)(value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions without arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_userdata_type0)(void*);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with a single arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_userdata_type1)(void*, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with two arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_userdata_type2)(void*, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with three arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_userdata_type3)(void*, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with four arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_userdata_type4)(void*, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with five arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_userdata_type5)(void*, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with six arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_userdata_type6)(void*, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with seven arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_userdata_type7)(void*, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with eight arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_userdata_type8)(void*, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with nine arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_userdata_type9)(void*, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with ten arguments. */
typedef value_type(*fun_userdata_type10)(void*, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions without arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_type0)(int, int);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with a single arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_type1)(int, int, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with two arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_type2)(int, int, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with three arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_type3)(int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with four arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_type4)(int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with five arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_type5)(int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with six arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_type6)(int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with seven arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_type7)(int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with eight arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_type8)(int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with nine arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_type9)(int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with ten arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_type10)(int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions without arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_userdata_type0)(void*, int, int);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with a single arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_userdata_type1)(void*, int, int, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with two arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_userdata_type2)(void*, int, int, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with three arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_userdata_type3)(void*, int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with four arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_userdata_type4)(void*, int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with five arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_userdata_type5)(void*, int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with six arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_userdata_type6)(void*, int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with seven arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_userdata_type7)(void*, int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with eight arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_userdata_type8)(void*, int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with nine arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_userdata_type9)(void*, int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions with ten arguments. */
typedef value_type(*bulkfun_userdata_type10)(void*, int, int, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions with a variable argument list. */
typedef value_type(*multfun_type)(const value_type*, int);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions and a variable argument list. */
typedef value_type(*multfun_userdata_type)(void*, const value_type*, int);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions taking a string as an argument. */
typedef value_type(*strfun_type1)(const char_type*);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions taking a string and a value as arguments. */
typedef value_type(*strfun_type2)(const char_type*, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions taking a string and two values as arguments. */
typedef value_type(*strfun_type3)(const char_type*, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions taking a string and a value as arguments. */
typedef value_type(*strfun_type4)(const char_type*, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type used for functions taking a string and two values as arguments. */
typedef value_type(*strfun_type5)(const char_type*, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions taking a string as an argument. */
typedef value_type(*strfun_userdata_type1)(void*, const char_type*);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions taking a string and a value as arguments. */
typedef value_type(*strfun_userdata_type2)(void*, const char_type*, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions taking a string and two values as arguments. */
typedef value_type(*strfun_userdata_type3)(void*, const char_type*, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions taking a string and a value as arguments. */
typedef value_type(*strfun_userdata_type4)(void*, const char_type*, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback type with user data (not null) used for functions taking a string and two values as arguments. */
typedef value_type(*strfun_userdata_type5)(void*, const char_type*, value_type, value_type, value_type, value_type);
/** \brief Callback used for functions that identify values in a string. */
typedef int (*identfun_type)(const char_type* sExpr, int* nPos, value_type* fVal);
/** \brief Callback used for variable creation factory functions. */
typedef value_type* (*facfun_type)(const char_type*, void*);
static const int MaxLenExpression = 5000;
static const int MaxLenIdentifier = 100;
static const string_type ParserVersion = string_type(_T("2.3.3 (Development Build)"));
static const string_type ParserVersionDate = string_type(_T("20210328"));
} // end of namespace
#if defined(_MSC_VER)
#pragma warning(pop)
#endif
#endif
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