The export point of this library. More...

#include <pssmathparser.h>

Inheritance diagram for PssMathParser::MathParser:

Public Member Functions
virtual	~MathParser ()=0
	Virtual destructor because this class is pure virtual.

virtual const string	expression () const =0

virtual void	setExpression (const string &a_expression)=0

virtual void	setMath (const string &a_expression)=0

virtual const string	reversePolish () const =0

virtual bool	setArgumentMap (const string &a_reversePolish)=0

virtual bool	setArgumentMap ()=0

virtual bool	expressionToReversePolish ()=0

virtual const string	mathToString () const =0

virtual const string	mathToStringFull () const =0

virtual void	setVariableDouble (const string &a_name, const double a_value)=0

virtual bool	expandMathExpression ()=0

virtual double	calculateExpression ()=0

virtual void	setMathPrintPrecision (const uint16_t &mathPrintPrecision)=0

virtual uint16_t	getMathPrintPrecision () const =0

virtual uint16_t	getVariableSize () const =0

virtual void	clear ()=0

Static Public Member Functions
static MathParser *	makeMathParser ()
	Factory constructor. More...

Detailed Description

The export point of this library.

Class is used to be implemented by other class internal to the mathparser lib. Only this class has the export point to be used in other programs.

Member Function Documentation

MathParser * MathParser::makeMathParser ( )

static

Factory constructor.

We use the factory method to construct an object inside this library. The exit point is the MathParser class. All functions that are meant to be used are given in MathParser and later overloaded by this library classes.

Returns: *MathParser This is a pointer to the constructed MathParser through its child MathExpression.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

Public Member Functions

Static Public Member Functions

Detailed Description

Member Function Documentation