LogarithmPlotter/LogarithmPlotter/qml/eu/ad5001/LogarithmPlotter/js/parsing/builder.js
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Implementing parseBinaryOperator
2022-10-23 18:09:20 +02:00

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/**
* LogarithmPlotter - 2D plotter software to make BODE plots, sequences and distribution functions.
* Copyright (C) 2022 Ad5001
*
* This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
* (at your option) any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
.pragma library
.import "ast.js" as AST
.import "tokenizer.js" as TK
class ExpressionBuilder {
constructor(tokenizer, rememberTokens = false) {
this.tokenizer = tokenizer;
if(tokenizer.tokenizeWhitespaces) {
console.warn('WARNING: The ExpressionTokenizer for ExpressionBuilder was initialized with whitespace support. Disabled.')
tokenizer.tokenizeWhitespaces = false
}
if(tokenizer.differentiateIdentifiers) {
console.warn('WARNING: The ExpressionTokenizer for ExpressionBuilder was initialized with identifier differentiation support. Disabled.')
tokenizer.differentiateIdentifiers = false
}
this.tokens = []
this.rememberTokens = rememberTokens
this.stack = []
}
/**
* Parses an expression until the end is reached.
*
* @throws {Error} When an unexpected token is encountered.
* @returns {AbstractSyntaxElement}
*/
parseFullExpression() {
this.parseExpression([])
return this.stack.pop()
}
/**
* Parses an expression until the end is reached.
*
* @param {string} punctuationDelimitators - List of deliminators that ends the expression
* @throws {Error} When an unexpected token is encountered.
*/
parseExpression(punctuationDelimitators = []) {
let token
while((token = this.tokenizer.peek()) != null) {
if(token.type == TK.TokenType.PUNCT && token.value != '(') // Still allow expression creation.
if(punctuationDelimitators.includes(token.value))
break
else if(punctuationDelimitators.length == 1)
this.tokenizer.raise(`Unexpected ${token.value}. Expected '${punctuationDelimitators[0]}'.`)
else
this.tokenizer.raise(`Unexpected ${token.value}. Expected one of: '${punctuationDelimitators[0].join("', '")}'.`)
else
this.handleSingle()
}
if(token == null && punctuationDelimitators.length > 0)
if(punctuationDelimitators.length == 1)
this.tokenizer.raise(`Unexpected end of expression. Expected '${punctuationDelimitators[0]}'.`)
else
this.tokenizer.raise(`Unexpected end of expression. Expected one of: '${punctuationDelimitators[0].join("', '")}'.`)
if(this.stack.length == 0)
if(token == null)
this.tokenizer.raise(`Unexpected end of expression. Expected at least one element.`)
else
this.tokenizer.raise(`Unexpected ${token.value}. Expected at least one element.`)
if(this.stack.length > 1)
this.tokenizer.raise('Invalid expression.')
}
/**
* Handles a single (assumed non-null) token based on its type.
*
* @param {AbstractSyntaxElement} token
* @throws {Error} When an unexpected token is encountered.
*/
handleSingle(token) {
switch(token.type) {
case TK.TokenType.NUMBER:
this.stack.push(new AST.NumberElement(this.tokenizer.next().value))
break
case TK.TokenType.STRING:
this.stack.push(new AST.StringElement(this.tokenizer.next().value))
break
case TK.TokenType.IDENTIFIER:
case TK.TokenType.OPERATOR:
if(this.stack.length == 0 && Reference.UNARY_OPERATORS.includes(token.value))
this.parseSingleOperation()
else if(this.stack.length > 0 && Reference.BINARY_OPERATORS.includes(token.value))
this.parseBinaryOperations()
else if(this.stack.length > 0 && Reference.TERTIARY_OPERATORS.includes(token.value))
this.parseTertiaryOperation()
else if(token.type == TK.TokenType.IDENTIFIER)
// If it isn't a reserved keyword for operators (e.g and, or...), then it *is* and identifier.
this.parseIdentifier()
else
this.tokenizer.raise(`Unknown operator: ${token.value}.`)
break
case TK.TokenType.PUNCT:
if(token.value == '(') {
this.tokenizer.skip(TK.TokenType.PUNCT, '(') // Skip the opening parentheses.
this.parseExpression([')'])
} else
this.tokenizer.raise(`Unexpected ${token.value}. Expected a value.`)
break
default:
this.tokenizer.raise(`Unknown token provided: ${token.value}.`)
break
}
if(this.rememberTokens)
this.tokens.push(token)
}
/**
* Parses a single token element.
*
* @throws {Error} When an unexpected token is encountered.
*/
parseSingle() {
let token = this.tokenizer.peek()
if(token != null)
this.handleSingle(token)
}
parseIdentifier() {
// Assuming the right type.
let token = this.tokenizer.read(TK.TokenType.IDENTIFIER)
if(Reference.CONSTANTS_LIST.includes(token.value))
this.stack.push(new AST.Constant(token.value))
else
this.stack.push(new AST.Variable(token.value))
this.checkIdentifierFollowupTokens()
}
/**
* Parses a function based on a previously called identifier.
* NOTE: Expects to have at least one stack element for function name.
*/
parseFunction() {
// TODO: Implement dynamic functions values instead of being based on names.
let functionValue = this.stack.pop()
if(!(functionValue instanceof AST.Variable))
this.tokenizer.raise("Executing functions from dynamic variables is not implemented".)
let functionName = functionValue.variableName
let args = []
let token
while((token = this.tokenizer.peek()) != null && token.value != ')') {
this.tokenizer.skip(TK.TokenType.PUNCT) // Skip the opening parenthesis and the commas.
parseExpression([',',')'])
args.push(this.stack.pop())
}
if(token == null)
this.tokenizer.raise(`Unexpected end of expression. Expected ')'.`)
if(this.functionName == 'derivation')
this.stack.push(new AST.DerivationElement(args))
else if(this.functionName == 'integral')
this.stack.push(new AST.IntegralElement(args))
else
this.stack.push(new AST.FunctionElement(functionName, args))
}
/**
* Parses an object property based on a previously called identifier.
* NOTE: Expects to have at least one stack element for property object name.
*/
parseProperty() {
this.tokenizer.skip(TK.TokenType.PUNCT, '.') // Skipping the dot.
let token = this.tokenizer.read(TK.TokenType.IDENTIFIER)
this.stack.push(new AST.PropertyElement(this.stack.pop(), token.value))
this.checkIdentifierFollowupTokens()
}
/**
* Parses the value of the element of an array at a given index based on a previously called identifier.
* NOTE: Expects to have at least one stack element for property object name.
*/
parseArrayValue() {
this.tokenizer.skip(TK.TokenType.PUNCT, '[') // Skipping the array opener.
let obj = this.stack.pop()
parseExpression([']'])
this.stack.push(new AST.ArrayElement(obj, this.stack.pop()))
this.checkIdentifierFollowupTokens()
}
/**
* Checks for followup tokens following a value getting.
* E.g: getting the property of an object, an array member, or calling a function.^
* NOTE: Expects to have at least one stack element for previous calling object.
*/
checkIdentifierFollowupTokens() {
let peeked = this.tokenizer.peek()
if(peeked != null && peeked.type == TK.TokenType.PUNCT)
switch(peeked.value) {
case '(':
// Function call
this.parseFunction()
break
case '.':
// Member property
this.parseProperty()
break
case '[':
// Array value
this.parseArrayValue()
break
}
}
parseBinaryOperations() {
if((this.tokenizer.peek().value in AST.BINARY_OPERATION_PRIORITY))
throw new Error("Current token is not a binary operator.")
if(this.stack.length == 0)
throw new Error(`The operator ${this.tokenizer.peek().value} can only be used after a value.`)
// Parse a sequence of operations, and orders them based on OPERATION_PRIORITY.
let elements = [this.stack.pop()]
let operators = [this.tokenizer.next().value]
let nextIsOperator = false
let token
while((token = this.tokenizer.peek()) != null) {
if(nextIsOperator)
if(token.type == TK.TokenType.PUNCT)
if(token.value == ')')
// Don't skip that token, but stop the parsing,
// as it may be an unopened expression.
break
else
this.tokenizer.raise(`Unexpected ${token.value}. Expected an operator, or ')'.`)
else if(token.type == TK.TokenType.IDENTIFIER)
if(Reference.BINARY_OPERATORS.includes(token.value))
this.operartors.push(this.tokenizer.next().value)
else if(Reference.TERTIARY_OPERATORS.includes(token.value))
// Break to let the hand back to the parser.
break
else if(Reference.UNARY_OPERATORS.includes(token.value))
this.tokenizer.raise(`Invalid use of operator ${token.value} after ${elements.pop().value}.`)
else
this.tokenizer.raise(`Unknown operator: ${token.value}.`)
else {
handleSingle(token)
let value = this.stack.pop()
if(token.value != '(' && (value instanceof AST.BinaryOperation || value instanceof AST.TertiaryOperation))
// In case you chain something like 'or' and '*'
// Unary operations are exempted from this as they are used for a single value.
this.tokenizer.raise(`Cannot chain operations ${operators.pop().value} and ${value.ope}.`)
elements.push(value)
}
}
// Now we have our full chain, we need to match by operation priority
// TODO: Implement FlatBinaryOperations for better simplification and smarter trees.
for(let ope of AST.BINARY_OPERATORS)
while(operators.includes(ope)) { // Skip if not in priority.
let index = operators.indexOf(ope)
operators.splice(index, 1) // Remove operator from array.
elements.splice(index, 2, new BinaryOperation(elements[index], ope, elements[index+1]))
}
// At the end, there should be no more operators and only one element.
this.stack.push(elements.pop())
}
}