MathsParser

A little maths expression engine, for the fun.

It's very simple to use.

Compiler compiler = new Compiler();

string code = "1 + 2(8/1.5)"

var result = compiler.Evaluate(code);

if(result.HasErrors){
	//Some errors at Compile-time (Parser and Lexer) or Run-time
	List<Error> errors = result.Errors;
}else{
	//The result of the expression
	double result = result.Value;
}

• This parser support a contextual execution. You can add and remove functions and properties, from other parsed maths-expression, from C# assemblies, or from Python code. Of course, you can create your own context system to support JavaScript code or whatever you want.

Features :

• Basic operators : + - * / % ^

• Unary operators : + -

• Parentheses

• Implicit * operator before (

• Context evaluation :

  • Properties :

    • C# native
    • Expression-based

  • Functions :

    • C# native
    • Expression-based
    • Python

Incoming features :

no more ideas for the moment...