Exemple #1
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/*virtual*/ Evaluator* Environment::CreateBinaryOperator( const char* operatorName, Evaluator* leftOperand, Evaluator* rightOperand, bool& isBinaryOperationEvaluator )
{
	// Here we implement exponentiation in terms of Tayler series.
	// This works for any type of number, because the Tyler series
	// function only uses the arithmetic operations of the number interface.
	// We re-write x^y as exp(y*ln x).  The Tayler series are centered at zero.
	// If the user does not want it centered at zero, they must call the
	// Tyler series functions themselves.  Environment derivatives, of course,
	// can override this function to give the "^" operator a different meaning.
	if( 0 == strcmp( operatorName, "^" ) )
	{
		Number* zero = CreateNumber();
		zero->AssignAdditiveIdentity( *this );

		FunctionArgumentEvaluator* argumentEvaluator = new FunctionArgumentEvaluator();
		argumentEvaluator->Argument( leftOperand );

		TaylorSeriesFunctionEvaluator* lnEvaluator = new TaylorSeriesFunctionEvaluator();
		lnEvaluator->Center( zero, *this );
		lnEvaluator->TaylorSeries( TaylorSeriesFunctionEvaluator::TAYLOR_SERIES_LN );
		lnEvaluator->AddArgument( argumentEvaluator, FunctionEvaluator::APPEND_TO_LIST_OF_ARGS );

		BinaryArithmeticOperationEvaluator* mulEvaluator = new BinaryArithmeticOperationEvaluator( BinaryArithmeticOperationEvaluator::ARITHMETIC_OPERATION_MULTIPLY );
		mulEvaluator->LeftOperand( rightOperand );
		mulEvaluator->RightOperand( lnEvaluator );

		argumentEvaluator = new FunctionArgumentEvaluator();
		argumentEvaluator->Argument( mulEvaluator );

		TaylorSeriesFunctionEvaluator* expEvaluator = new TaylorSeriesFunctionEvaluator();
		expEvaluator->Center( zero, *this );
		expEvaluator->TaylorSeries( TaylorSeriesFunctionEvaluator::TAYLOR_SERIES_EXP );
		expEvaluator->AddArgument( argumentEvaluator, FunctionEvaluator::APPEND_TO_LIST_OF_ARGS );

		// We're not actually returning a binary operation evaluator.
		isBinaryOperationEvaluator = false;
		delete zero;
		return expEvaluator;
	}

	return 0;
}
Exemple #2
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/*virtual*/ bool EnvironmentInformationFunctionEvaluator::EvaluateResult( Number& result, Environment& environment )
{
	result.AssignAdditiveIdentity( environment );
	environment.PrintEnvironmentInfo();
	return true;
}