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/* @author rich
 * Created on 18-Jun-2003
 */

package org.lsmp.djep.xjep;
import org.nfunk.jep.*;
import org.nfunk.jep.type.*;
import java.io.PrintStream;
import java.util.Hashtable;
import java.text.NumberFormat;
import java.text.FieldPosition;
/**
 * Prints an expression.
 * Prints the expression with lots of brackets.
 * ((-1.0)/sqrt((1.0-(x^2.0)))).
 * To use
 * 
 * XJep j = ...; Node in = ...;
 * j.print(in,"x");
 * 
* @author Rich Morris * Created on 20-Jun-2003 * @since Dec 04 and NumberFormat object can be supplied to modify printing of numbers. * @since 21 Dec 04 PrintVisitor can now cope with 3 or more arguments to + and *. * @see XJep#print(Node) * @see XJep#print(Node, PrintStream) * @see XJep#println(Node) * @see XJep#println(Node, PrintStream) * @see XJep#toString(Node) */ public class PrintVisitor extends ErrorCatchingVisitor { /** All brackets are printed. Removes all ambiguity. */ public static final int FULL_BRACKET = 1; /** Print Complex as 3+2 i */ public static final int COMPLEX_I = 2; private int maxLen = -1; protected StringBuffer sb; /** The current mode for printing. */ // protected boolean fullBrackets=false; protected int mode=0; private Hashtable specialRules = new Hashtable(); /** Creates a visitor to create and print string representations of an expression tree. **/ public PrintVisitor() { } /** Prints the tree descending from node with lots of brackets * or specified stream. * @see XJep#println(Node, PrintStream) **/ public void print(Node node,PrintStream out) { sb = new StringBuffer(); acceptCatchingErrors(node,null); if(maxLen == -1) out.print(sb); else { while(true) { if(sb.length() < maxLen) { out.print(sb); return; } int pos = maxLen-2; for(int i=maxLen-2;i>=0;--i) { char c = sb.charAt(i); if(c == '+' || c == '-' || c == '*' || c == '/'){ pos = i; break; } } //out.println("<"+sb.substring(0,pos+10)+">"); out.println(sb.substring(0,pos+1)); sb.delete(0,pos+1); } } } /** Prints on System.out. */ public void print(Node node) { print(node,System.out); } /** Prints the tree descending from node with a newline at end. **/ public void println(Node node,PrintStream out) { print(node,out); out.println(""); } /** Prints on System.out. */ public void println(Node node) { println(node,System.out); } /** returns a String representation of the equation. */ public String toString(Node node) { sb = new StringBuffer(); acceptCatchingErrors(node,null); return sb.toString(); } /** * This interface specifies the method needed to implement a special print rule. * A special rule must implement the append method, which should * call pv.append to add data to the output. For example *
	 * 	pv.addSpecialRule(Operator.OP_LIST,new PrintVisitor.PrintRulesI()
	 *	{
	 *  	public void append(Node node,PrintVisitor pv) throws ParseException
	 *		{
	 *			pv.append("[");
	 *			for(int i=0;i0) pv.append(",");
	 *				node.jjtGetChild(i).jjtAccept(pv, null);
	 *			}
	 *			pv.append("]");
	 *		}});
 	 * 
* @author Rich Morris * Created on 21-Feb-2004 */ public interface PrintRulesI { /** The method called to append data for the rule. **/ public void append(Node node,PrintVisitor pv) throws ParseException; } /** Add a string to buffer. Classes implementing PrintRulesI * should call this add the */ public void append(String s) { sb.append(s); } /** Adds a special print rule to be added for a given operator. * TODO Allow special rules for other functions, i.e. not operators. */ public void addSpecialRule(Operator op,PrintRulesI rules) { specialRules.put(op,rules); } /***************** visitor methods ********************************/ /** print the node with no brackets. */ private void printNoBrackets(Node node) throws ParseException { node.jjtAccept(this,null); } /** print a node surrounded by brackets. */ private void printBrackets(Node node) throws ParseException { sb.append("("); printNoBrackets(node); sb.append(")"); } /** print a unary operator. */ private Object visitUnary(ASTFunNode node, Object data) throws ParseException { Node rhs = node.jjtGetChild(0); // now print the node sb.append(node.getOperator().getSymbol()); // now the rhs if(rhs instanceof ASTFunNode && ((ASTFunNode) rhs).isOperator()) printBrackets(rhs); // -(-3) -(1+2) or !(-3) else printNoBrackets(rhs); return data; } private boolean testLeft(XOperator top,Node lhs) { if((mode & FULL_BRACKET)!= 0) { return true; } else if(lhs instanceof ASTFunNode && ((ASTFunNode) lhs).isOperator()) { XOperator lhsop = (XOperator) ((ASTFunNode) lhs).getOperator(); if(top == lhsop) { if(top.getBinding() == XOperator.LEFT // (1-2)-3 -> 1-2-3 && top.isAssociative() ) return false; else if(top.useBindingForPrint()) return false; else return true; // (1=2)=3 -> (1=2)=3 } else if(top.getPrecedence() == lhsop.getPrecedence()) { if(lhsop.getBinding() == XOperator.LEFT && lhsop.isAssociative()) return false; else if(lhsop.useBindingForPrint()) return false; else return true; } // (1=2)=3 -> (1=2)=3 else if(top.getPrecedence() > lhsop.getPrecedence()) // (1*2)+3 return false; else return true; } else return false; } private boolean testMid(XOperator top,Node rhs) { if((mode & FULL_BRACKET)!= 0) { return true; } else if(rhs instanceof ASTFunNode && ((ASTFunNode) rhs).isOperator()) { XOperator rhsop = (XOperator) ((ASTFunNode) rhs).getOperator(); if(top == rhsop) { return false; } else if(top.getPrecedence() == rhsop.getPrecedence()) { return false; // a+(b-c) -> a+b-c } else if(top.getPrecedence() > rhsop.getPrecedence()) // 1+(2*3) -> 1+2*3 return false; else return true; } else return false; } private boolean testRight(XOperator top,Node rhs) { if((mode & FULL_BRACKET)!= 0) { return true; } else if(rhs instanceof ASTFunNode && ((ASTFunNode) rhs).isOperator()) { XOperator rhsop = (XOperator) ((ASTFunNode) rhs).getOperator(); if(top == rhsop) { if(top.getBinding() == XOperator.RIGHT // 1=(2=3) -> 1=2=3 || top.isAssociative() ) // 1+(2-3) -> 1+2-3 return false; return true; // 1-(2+3) -> 1-(2-3) } else if(top.getPrecedence() == rhsop.getPrecedence()) { if(top.getBinding() == XOperator.LEFT && top.isAssociative() ) // 1+(2-3) -> 1+2-3) return false; // a+(b-c) -> a+b-c return true; // a-(b+c) -> a-(b+c) } else if(top.getPrecedence() > rhsop.getPrecedence()) // 1+(2*3) -> 1+2*3 return false; else return true; } else return false; } private Object visitNaryBinary(ASTFunNode node,XOperator op) throws ParseException { int n = node.jjtGetNumChildren(); for(int i=0;i0) sb.append(op.getSymbol()); Node arg = node.jjtGetChild(i); if(testMid(op,arg)) printBrackets(arg); else printNoBrackets(arg); } return null; } public Object visit(ASTFunNode node, Object data) throws ParseException { if(!node.isOperator()) return visitFun(node); if(node instanceof PrintRulesI) { ((PrintRulesI) node).append(node,this); return null; } if(node.getOperator()==null) { throw new ParseException("Null operator in print for "+node); } if(specialRules.containsKey(node.getOperator())) { ((PrintRulesI) specialRules.get(node.getOperator())).append(node,this); return null; } if(node.getPFMC() instanceof org.nfunk.jep.function.List) { append("["); for(int i=0;i0) append(","); node.jjtGetChild(i).jjtAccept(this, null); } append("]"); return null; } if(((XOperator) node.getOperator()).isUnary()) return visitUnary(node,data); if(((XOperator) node.getOperator()).isBinary()) { XOperator top = (XOperator) node.getOperator(); if(node.jjtGetNumChildren()!=2) return visitNaryBinary(node,top); Node lhs = node.jjtGetChild(0); Node rhs = node.jjtGetChild(1); if(testLeft(top,lhs)) printBrackets(lhs); else printNoBrackets(lhs); // now print the node sb.append(node.getOperator().getSymbol()); // now the rhs if(testRight(top,rhs)) printBrackets(rhs); else printNoBrackets(rhs); } return null; } /** prints a standard function: fun(arg,arg) */ private Object visitFun(ASTFunNode node) throws ParseException { sb.append(node.getName()+"("); for(int i=0;i0) sb.append(","); node.jjtGetChild(i).jjtAccept(this, null); } sb.append(")"); return null; } public Object visit(ASTVarNode node, Object data) throws ParseException { sb.append(node.getName()); return data; } public Object visit(ASTConstant node, Object data) { Object val = node.getValue(); formatValue(val,sb); return data; } private FieldPosition fp = new FieldPosition(NumberFormat.FRACTION_FIELD); /** Appends a formatted versions of val to the string buffer. * * @param val The value to format * @param sb1 The StingBuffer to append to */ public void formatValue(Object val,StringBuffer sb1) { if(format != null) { if(val instanceof Number) format.format(val,sb1,fp); else if(val instanceof Complex) { if((mode | COMPLEX_I) == COMPLEX_I) sb1.append(((Complex) val).toString(format,true)); else sb1.append(((Complex) val).toString(format)); } else sb1.append(val); } else sb1.append(val); } /** Returns a formated version of the value. */ public String formatValue(Object val) { StringBuffer sb2 = new StringBuffer(); formatValue(val,sb2); return sb2.toString(); } /** * Return the current print mode. */ public int getMode() { return mode; } public boolean getMode(int testmode) { return( (this.mode | testmode ) == testmode); } /** * Set printing mode. * In full bracket mode the brackets each element in the tree will be surrounded * by brackets to indicate the tree structure. * In the default mode, (full bracket off) the number of brackets is * minimised so (x+y)+z will be printed as x+y+z. * @param mode which flags to change, typically FULL_BRACKET * @param flag whether to switch this mode on or off */ public void setMode(int mode,boolean flag) { if(flag) this.mode |= mode; else this.mode ^= mode; } /** The NumberFormat object used to print numbers. */ protected NumberFormat format; public void setNumberFormat(NumberFormat format) { this.format = format; } /** * Sets the maximum length printed per line. * If the value is not -1 then the string will be broken into chunks * each of which is less than the max length. * @param i the maximum length */ public void setMaxLen(int i) { maxLen = i; } /** * @return the maximum length printed per line */ public int getMaxLen() { return maxLen; } } /*end*/




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