codesimian
Class Compile.ParseObjectsByPriority

java.lang.Object
  codesimian.CS<CSGeneric>
      codesimian.DefaultCS
          codesimian.Compile
              codesimian.Compile.ParseObjectsByPriority

All Implemented Interfaces:

CodeSimian

Enclosing class:

Compile

public static class Compile.ParseObjectsByPriority
extends Compile

Infix-syntax for CodeSimian language. Example: 2 + 3 * sin x
but there must be at least 1 space between each thing. 2+3 is not valid but 2 + 3 is.

There is no ( or ) when parsing by CS.parsePriority(). There are only names of things and the symbol # to define names. Later I want to merge this language with the original CodeSimian language (which includes ( and )) so you can type code like: sound( .2 * sine(.563 + count#c * sine c) )

There are 3 types of CSs that can be parsed this way, depending on if their minP() is 0, 1, or 2. If 3 or higher, they cant be parsed by infix syntax.

Should it parse by minP() always? or should it sometimes choose to put more Ps in than minP() but still lessEq than maxP()?

CSs whose minP()==0 should be parsed first, ==1 parsed next, ==2 parsed last.

                start: a * b + c * - d //nothing parsed yet. dot (.) is parse position
                a . * b + c * - d //a is leaf
                a * . b + c * - d //* has minP()==2
                a * b . + c * - d //shift/reduce conflict. Could reduce a*b to *(a b), but + could have higher priority.
                (a*b) + . c * - d //+ has less parse priority than *, so reduce a*b.
                (a*b) + c . * - d //dont know what c will become... shift. Leafs (like c) should have high priority.
                (a*b) + c * . - d
                (a*b) + c * - . d //- higher than *
                (a*b) + c * - d . //end of string should have less priority than d, so reduce
                (a*b) + c * (- d) //reduce again
                (a*b) + (c * (- d)) //reduce again
                end: ( (a*b) + (c * (- d)) )
        

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class codesimian.Compile

Compile.CompileDefaultCommand, Compile.CompileLiteral, Compile.CompilerPipeline, Compile.FirstCompilerThatWorks, Compile.LParenSymbol, Compile.MyFuelSymbol, Compile.NameSymbol, Compile.ParseObjects, Compile.ParseObjectsByPriority, Compile.RParenSymbol, Compile.SimpleCompiler, Compile.SmallSymbol, Compile.Symbol, Compile.TokenizeCode, Compile.TokensToObjects, Compile.WhitespaceSymbol

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class codesimian.Compile

LPAREN, MYFUEL, NAME, RPAREN, TEMPORARY_PARAM, WHITESPACE

Fields inherited from class codesimian.CS

DESCRIPTION, END, EXECPROXY, HEAP, JAVACODE, NEWINSTANCE, NULL, PARENT, PARSEPRIORITY, PREV, TESTER, THIS

Constructor Summary

Compile.ParseObjectsByPriority()

Method Summary

java.lang.String	description() a short description of this CS, shorter than the javadoc, but long enough to tell what the params are for.
double	DForProxy() Execute this CS and cast to double.
int	highestPri(CS list, java.util.Set<CS> exclude) returns the CS with highest parsePriority(), but it cant be in the Set.
java.lang.String	keyword() For the CodeSimian language as a String. CodeSimian language keyword, like "+" "*" "max" ">" etc. Override this function if you want to specify a keyword other than how I derive them from the class name, like + for Add. Some CSs might never be intended to be used in the language by their keyword. The best example (4/05) is Num, because it is used in the language like "3.4" instead of "num()".

Methods inherited from class codesimian.Compile

cost, javaCompile, javaCompileSelf, javaCompileSelfSaveJar, javaCompileZipBytes, minP

Methods inherited from class codesimian.DefaultCS

B, C, countP, decrementMyFuel, deleteP, F, fuel, getExec, getObject, heap, I, indexP, indexPName, insertB, insertC, insertD, insertF, insertI, insertJ, insertL, insertL, insertL1, insertP, insertS, insertZ, J, javaCode, LForProxy, LForProxy, myFuel, name, newInstance, objectToCS, objectToCSArray, objectToCSArray, P, prevD, prevL, PType, S, setB, setC, setCountP, setD, setD, setExec, setF, setFuel, setI, setJ, setL, setL, setL, setL1, setMyFuel, setName, setObject, setP, setPrevExec, setPType, setS, setZ, start, toString, V, Z

Methods inherited from class codesimian.CS

addB, addC, addD, addF, addI, addJ, addL, addP, addP, addP, addP, addP, addS, addZ, BForProxy, CForProxy, clone, D, deleteP, FForProxy, GETB, GETC, GETD, GETF, GETI, GETJ, GETL, GETS, GETZ, IForProxy, isIllusion, JForProxy, L, L, L, L, L, maxD, maxP, minD, overwrites, parent, parsePriority, PB, PC, PD, PF, PI, PJ, PL, prevB, prevC, prevF, prevI, prevJ, prevS, prevZ, proxyOf, PS, PZ, reflect, reflect, reflect6, setB, SETB, setC, SETC, setCost, SETD, setDescription, setF, SETF, setHeap, setI, SETI, setJ, SETJ, SETL, setL, setL, setParent, setParsePriority, setProxyOf, setS, SETS, setTester, setZ, SETZ, SForProxy, tester, toJavaCode, VForProxy, voidReflect, ZForProxy

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

Compile.ParseObjectsByPriority

public Compile.ParseObjectsByPriority()

Method Detail

DForProxy

public double DForProxy()

Description copied from class: CS

Execute this CS and cast to double.

D() and DForProxy() are the 2 most important functions in CS. They execute this CS. All other execute functions, by default, return DForProxy cast to their own type.

For example, J() calls the proxy which calls JForProxy() which calls DForProxy(). D() calls the proxy which calls DForProxy().

By default, all other primitive EXECUTE functions defer to D.
Functions that EXECUTE this CS: L(Class) L(int,Class,int) Z() B() C() S() I() J() F() D() V()

Specified by:

DForProxy in class DefaultCS

keyword

public java.lang.String keyword()

Description copied from class: DefaultCS

For the CodeSimian language as a String.
CodeSimian language keyword, like "+" "*" "max" ">" etc.

Override this function if you want to specify a keyword other than how I derive them from the class name, like + for Add.

Some CSs might never be intended to be used in the language by their keyword.
The best example (4/05) is Num, because it is used in the language like "3.4" instead of "num()".
Default: Returns class name, minus package name (and its dots), and change the first letter to lowercase.

For example, CS.MaxParams does not override keyword(), which returns "maxP".

Overrides:

keyword in class DefaultCS

See Also:

CS.parent(), CS.newInstance(), CS.name()

description

public java.lang.String description()

Description copied from class: CS

a short description of this CS, shorter than the javadoc, but long enough to tell what the params are for. Example use: in automatically generated webpages for CodeSimian. Example: "returns sum of all params" for Add.

Overrides:

description in class DefaultCS

highestPri

public int highestPri(CS list,
                      java.util.Set<CS> exclude)

returns the CS with highest parsePriority(), but it cant be in the Set. Returns -1 if none exists.