Uses of Class
com.fathzer.soft.javaluator.Operator
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Uses of Operator in com.fathzer.soft.javaluator
Fields in com.fathzer.soft.javaluator declared as OperatorModifier and TypeFieldDescriptionstatic final OperatorDoubleEvaluator.DIVIDEThe division operator.static final OperatorDoubleEvaluator.EXPONENTThe exponentiation operator.static final OperatorDoubleEvaluator.MINUSThe substraction operator.static final OperatorDoubleEvaluator.MODULOThe modulo operator.static final OperatorDoubleEvaluator.MULTIPLYThe multiplication operator.static final OperatorDoubleEvaluator.NEGATEThe negate unary operator in the standard operator precedence.static final OperatorDoubleEvaluator.NEGATE_HIGHThe negate unary operator in the Excel like operator precedence.static final OperatorDoubleEvaluator.PLUSThe addition operator.Methods in com.fathzer.soft.javaluator that return OperatorModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionprotected OperatorAbstractEvaluator.guessOperator(Token previous, List<Operator> candidates) When a token can be more than one operator (homonym operators), this method guesses the right operator.Methods in com.fathzer.soft.javaluator that return types with arguments of type OperatorModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionAbstractEvaluator.getOperators()Gets the operators supported by this evaluator.Parameters.getOperators()Gets the supported operators.Methods in com.fathzer.soft.javaluator with parameters of type OperatorModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoidAdds an operator to the supported ones.protected TEvaluates an operation.protected DoubleMethod parameters in com.fathzer.soft.javaluator with type arguments of type OperatorModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoidParameters.addOperators(Collection<Operator> operators) Adds operators to the supported ones.protected OperatorAbstractEvaluator.guessOperator(Token previous, List<Operator> candidates) When a token can be more than one operator (homonym operators), this method guesses the right operator.protected voidAbstractEvaluator.validateHomonyms(List<Operator> operators) Validates that homonym operators are valid.