tenua.symbol
Class Power
java.lang.Object
tenua.symbol.Symbol
tenua.symbol.Power
public class Power
- extends Symbol
A Symbol
that represents an integer
power
- Author:
- Daniel Wachsstock
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
ZERO
public static final Power ZERO
ONE
public static final Power ONE
TWO
public static final Power TWO
THREE
public static final Power THREE
FOUR
public static final Power FOUR
FIVE
public static final Power FIVE
SIX
public static final Power SIX
SEVEN
public static final Power SEVEN
getInstance
public static Power getInstance(int i)
eval
public void eval(DoubleStack s,
VariableMemento v)
- Description copied from class:
Symbol
- evaluate the Symbol
- Specified by:
eval
in class Symbol
- Parameters:
s
- the stack from which to pop arguments and to which to
push resultsv
- the memento representing the current values of variables.
If v is null, then use the default values
toString
public java.lang.String toString()
- Overrides:
toString
in class java.lang.Object
toString
public void toString(java.util.Stack stringStack,
java.util.Stack precedenceStack,
SymbolTable st)
- Description copied from class:
Symbol
- pushes a StringBuffer that reflects this Symbol, with all its arguments
- Overrides:
toString
in class Symbol
- Parameters:
stringStack
- the stack of StringBuffer from which to pop arguments
and to which to push resultsprecedenceStack
- a stack to be push'ed and pop'ed in parallel with
stringStack that contains Integers, corresponding to the precedence of
the arguments onstringStack. This is used to determine placement of
parentheses. Anything other than a binary operation should push
Symbol.maxPrecedence
st
- the SymbolTable
to get Symbol names from
Note: the name is a misnomer; it uses StringBuffer's, not String's