mathparser

MathParser

This is a golang package for parsing math expressions. With MathParser you can easily working with prefix, infix and postfix notation of math expressions.

Install

go get -u "github.com/arhefr/MathParser"

Instruction

Import the package in your project.

import . "github.com/arhefr/MathParser"

• Parser(string)[]string

  Breaks a math expression into its individual components.
  Example:

  fmt.Println(Parser("(1488.0+1488.0)*1488"))
  

  -> ["(", "1488.0", "+", "1488.0", ")", "*", "1488"]

• InfixPostfix(string) []string

  Converts an infix to a postfix notation math expression.
  Example:

  fmt.Println(InfixPostfix("(1488.0+1488.0)*1488"))
  

  -> ["1488.0", "1488.0", "+", "1488", "*"]

• InfixPrefix(string) []string

  Converts an infix to a prefix notation math expression.
  Example:

  fmt.Println(InfixPrefix("(1488.0+1488.0)*1488"))
  

  -> ["*", "+", "1488.0", "1488.0", "1488"]

• PostfixInfix([]string) (string, error)

  Converts an postfix to a infix notation math expression. If math expression incorrect return an error.
  Example:

  fmt.Println(PostfixInfix([]string{"1488.0", "1488.0", "+", "1488", "*"}))
  

  -> ((1488.0+1488.0)*1488) <nil>

• PrefixInfix([]string) (string, error)

  Converts an prefix to a infix notation math expression. If math expression incorrect return an error.
  Example:

  fmt.Println(PrefixInfix([]string{"*", "+", "1488.0", "1488.0", "1488"}))
  

  -> ((1488.0+1488.0)*1488) <nil>