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示例1: test_extendDoubleCharacterOperator_given_divideEqual_should_give_correct_attributes
/* Given should become
* OperatorToken * OperatorToken *
* -------------- --------------
* type: TOKEN_OPERATOR_TYPE TOKEN_OPERATOR_TYPE
* symbol: '/=' '/='
* arity: 0 INFIX
* assoc: 0 RIGHT_TO_LEFT
* precedence: 0 1
*
*/
void test_extendDoubleCharacterOperator_given_divideEqual_should_give_correct_attributes(void)
{
OperatorToken *op = (OperatorToken*)createOperatorToken("/=");
Attributes *attr = &operatorAttributesTable[(int)*(op->symbol)];
op =(OperatorToken *)attr->extend((Token *)op, attr);
TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL_ATTRIBUTE_OPERATOR(INFIX, RIGHT_TO_LEFT, 1, "/=", op);
}示例2: test_extendSingleCharacterOperator_given_openBracket_should_give_correct_attributes
/* Given should become
* OperatorToken * OperatorToken *
* -------------- --------------
* type: TOKEN_OPERATOR_TYPE TOKEN_OPERATOR_TYPE
* symbol: '(' '('
* arity: 0 PREFIX
* assoc: 0 LEFT_TO_RIGHT
* precedence: 0 13
*
*/
void test_extendSingleCharacterOperator_given_openBracket_should_give_correct_attributes(void)
{
OperatorToken *op = (OperatorToken*)createOperatorToken("(");
Attributes *attr = &operatorAttributesTable[(int)*(op->symbol)];
op =(OperatorToken *)attr->extend((Token *)op, attr);
TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL_ATTRIBUTE_OPERATOR(PREFIX, LEFT_TO_RIGHT, 13, "(", op);
}示例3: test_extendQuadrupleCharacterOperator_given_lessThan_should_give_correct_attributes
/* Given should become
* OperatorToken * OperatorToken *
* -------------- --------------
* type: TOKEN_OPERATOR_TYPE TOKEN_OPERATOR_TYPE
* symbol: '<' '<'
* arity: 0 INFIX
* assoc: 0 LEFT_TO_RIGHT
* precedence: 0 8
*
*/
void test_extendQuadrupleCharacterOperator_given_lessThan_should_give_correct_attributes(void)
{
OperatorToken *op = (OperatorToken*)createOperatorToken("<");
Attributes *attr = &operatorAttributesTable[(int)*(op->symbol)];
op =(OperatorToken *)attr->extend((Token *)op, attr);
TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL_ATTRIBUTE_OPERATOR(INFIX, LEFT_TO_RIGHT, 8, "<", op);
}示例4: test_extendSingleCharacterOperator_given_illegal_symbol_should_catch_the_error
/* Given should catch the error.
* OperatorToken *
* --------------
* type: TOKEN_OPERATOR_TYPE
* symbol: "~="
* arity: 0
* assoc: 0
* precedence: 0
*
*/
void test_extendSingleCharacterOperator_given_illegal_symbol_should_catch_the_error(void)
{
OperatorToken *op = (OperatorToken*)createOperatorToken("~=");
Attributes *attr = &operatorAttributesTable[(int)*(op->symbol)];
ErrorObject *err;
Try
{
op = (OperatorToken *)attr->extend((Token *)op, attr);
TEST_FAIL_MESSAGE("Expected to catch Error here, but didn't.\n");
}
Catch(err)
{
TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL_STRING(("%s is an undefined operator.", ((OperatorToken *)op)->symbol), \
err->errorMsg);
TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL(UNDEFINED_OPERATOR, err->errorCode);
freeError(err);
}
}示例5: parser
/****************************************************************************************
* This is the main function of the Pratt Parser. *
* when an equation passed in, *
* the parser will check the equation from the left *
* and link up a token tree according to the OPERATOR precedence. *
* *
* example1: precedence of multiply(*) is higher than add(+), *
* so when an equation "2 + 3 * 4" entered to the parser, *
* it will link (3 * 4) and form a brunch, *
* then parser will link the brunch to integer "2" by (+) *
* last, it will form a tree as shown below. *
* This is an example of LINK DOWN. *
* *
* (+) *
* / \ *
* (2) (*) *
* / \ *
* (3) (4) *
* * *
* example2: precedence of sub(-) is smaller than multiply(*), *
* so when an equation "2 * 3 - 4" entered to the parser, *
* it will link (2 * 3) and form a brunch, *
* then parser will link the brunch to integer "2" by (-) *
* last, it will form a tree as shown below. *
* This is an example of LINK UP. *
* *
* (-) *
* / \ *
* (*) (4) *
* / \ *
* (2) (3) *
* *
****************************************************************************************/
Token* parser(int prevBindingPower){
/***************************************************************************************
* These command allocated memory for the function to work. *
***************************************************************************************/
Token* nextToken = malloc(sizeof(Token));
IntegerToken* nextIntToken = malloc(sizeof(IntegerToken));
OperatorToken* nextOprToken = malloc(sizeof(OperatorToken) + 2*(sizeof(Token*)));
OperatorToken* currentToken = malloc(sizeof(OperatorToken) + 2*(sizeof(Token*)));
Attributes* attr = malloc(sizeof(Attributes));
/***************************************************************************************
* These command assigned attributes to EXPRESSION for further usage in the function. *
***************************************************************************************/
nextToken = getToken();
attr = &tokenTypeAttributesTable[nextToken->type];
nextIntToken = (IntegerToken*)attr->extend(nextToken, attr);
nextIntToken = (IntegerToken*)nextToken->nud((Token*)nextIntToken);
/***************************************************************************************
* These command assigned attributes to OPERATIONS for further usage in the function. *
***************************************************************************************/
nextToken = peepToken();
attr = &tokenTypeAttributesTable[nextToken->type];
nextOprToken = (OperatorToken*)attr->extend(nextToken, attr);
nextOprToken = (OperatorToken*)nextToken->led((Token*)nextOprToken);
/***************************************************************************************
* When the precedence of the OPERATOR is larger than previous OPERATOR *
* this command will link down to the next OPERATOR. *
***************************************************************************************/
if((nextOprToken->bindingPower)> prevBindingPower){
nextOprToken = (OperatorToken*)getToken();
nextOprToken->token[0] = (Token*)nextIntToken;
if(nextOprToken->arity != POSTFIX)
nextOprToken->token[1] = parser(nextOprToken->bindingPower);
}
else
return (Token*)nextIntToken;
/***************************************************************************************
* When the precedence of the OPERATOR is smaller than previous OPERATOR *
* this command will link up to the next OPERATOR. *
***************************************************************************************/
do{
currentToken = (OperatorToken*)peepToken();
attr = &tokenTypeAttributesTable[currentToken->type];
currentToken = (OperatorToken*)attr->extend((Token*)currentToken, attr);
currentToken = (OperatorToken*)currentToken->led((Token*)currentToken);
if(strcmp(currentToken->symbol, ")") == 0 \
|| strcmp(currentToken->symbol, "]") == 0){
currentToken = (OperatorToken*)getToken();
if(prevBindingPower == 1)
return (Token*)nextOprToken;
}
if(currentToken->bindingPower > prevBindingPower){
currentToken = (OperatorToken*)getToken();
currentToken->token[0] = (Token*)nextOprToken;
if(currentToken->arity != POSTFIX)
currentToken->token[1] = parser(currentToken->bindingPower);
nextOprToken = currentToken;
}
}while(strcmp(currentToken->symbol, "$") != 0 \
&& prevBindingPower == 0);
return (Token*)nextOprToken;
}