Environment: VC6 SP3, Windows 95/98/NT/2000

The class CFormulaParser encapsulates a very useful mathematical parser for analytic/numerical formula transformation.

The formula dialog above is actually not necessary for the functionality but allows you comfortable to put in a formula string.

Hereby an extract from the header file:

class CFormulaParser
{
private:
 //Implementation
 CString m_strFormula;
 CString m_strFunction;
 CString m_strErrortext;
 double m_dFktValue;
 double m_dFunctionConstant[ANZFUNKTKONST];
 CStringArray m_strStandardFunction;

 double SignFactor(WORD& nPosition, CString& strCharacter);
 double Expression(WORD& nPosition, CString& strCharacter);

 double SimpleExpression(WORD& nPosition,
                         CString& strCharacter);

 double Term(WORD& nPosition, CString& strCharacter);
 double Factor(WORD& nPosition, CString& strCharacter);
 double Char_n(WORD& nPosition, CString& strCharacter);

public:
 CString GetFormula();
 void SetFormula(CString Formula);
 void SetFunctConst(int index, double val);

 CFormulaParser();
 virtual ~CFormulaParser();

//Interface
 double Calculation(CString strFormula,
                    double xValue,
                    WORD&
                    ErrorPosition,
                    CString&
                    Errortext);
};

double Calculation(CString strFormula,
                   double xValue,
                   WORD&
                   ErrorPosition,
                   CString&
                   Errortext);

• strFormula is the formula string, e.g. "b*sin(x)/x"
• xValue is in this case x, e.g. 3.14 (point instead comma!)
• ErrorPosition gives back the error position in the string
• Errortext gives back the corresponding error text