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Implementation of Djikstra's shunting yard algorithm in Python
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''' | |
Written by a Public Domain Fan. Means it's public domain :) | |
Piotr Maślanka <piotr.maslanka@henrietta.com.pl> | |
Targets: Python 2.7 | |
''' | |
class MismatchedParenthesesException(Exception): | |
'''Raised when Djikstrer detects that there is something wrong with separators or parentheses''' | |
class Djikstrer: | |
'''This class performs conversion from infix expressions to Reverse Polish Notation using Djikstra's shunting yard | |
algorithm. Function run() accepts a list of tokens(yes, the expression needs to be tokenized first) and after run() finishes | |
there is a list of tokens in class' attribute 'output' in RPN order. New operators can be added below. Smaller precedence | |
means the operator will get executed later, ie. multiplication has greater precedence than addition. assoc, lassor and rassoc | |
dictionaries specify whether the operators are associative, left-associative or right-associative. | |
Note: one class can perform many conversions, as 'run' method cleans the stack and output before analysis. | |
Another note: watch out for unary minus(ie. -5) passed as two tokens, as it will certainly screw the stuff up.''' | |
operators = ('&&', '||', '+', '-', '*', '/', '^') | |
op_prec = {'+': 3, '-': 3, '*': 4, '/': 4, '^': 5, '&&': 6, '||': 6} | |
assoc = {'+': True, '-': False, '*': True, '/': False, '^': False, '||': True, '&&': True} | |
lassoc = {'+': True, '-': True, '*': True, '/': True, '^': False, '||': True, '&&': True} | |
rassoc = {'+': True, '-': False, '*': True, '/': False, '^': True, '||': True, '&&': True} | |
def _isparenthesis(self, token): | |
return (token in ('(', ')')) | |
def _isfunction(self, token): | |
return not (self._isoperator(token) or self._isparenthesis(token) or self._isnumber(token) or self._isseparator( | |
token)) | |
def _isseparator(self, token): | |
return token == ',' | |
def _isoperator(self, token): | |
return token in self.operators | |
def _isnumber(self, x): | |
try: | |
float(x) | |
except: | |
return False | |
return True | |
def areThereOperatorsOnStack(self): | |
for x in self.stack: | |
if self._isoperator(x): | |
return True | |
return False | |
def sTo(self): | |
self.output.append(self.stack.pop()) | |
def spush(self, token): | |
self.stack.append(token) | |
def opush(self, token): | |
self.output.append(token) | |
def run(self, tokenlist): | |
self.stack = [] | |
self.output = [] | |
try: | |
for token in tokenlist: | |
self.token(token) | |
while self.areThereOperatorsOnStack(): | |
if self._isparenthesis(self.stack[-1]): | |
raise MismatchedParenthesesException, 'Parentheses' | |
self.sTo() | |
except: | |
raise MismatchedParenthesesException, 'Parentheses or separators' | |
def token(self, token): | |
if self._isnumber(token): | |
self.opush(token) | |
return | |
if self._isfunction(token): | |
self.spush(token) | |
return | |
if self._isseparator(token): | |
while not self.stack[-1] == '(': | |
if len(self.stack) == 0: | |
raise MismatchedParenthesesException, 'Parentheses or separators' | |
self.sTo() | |
if self.stack[-1] == '(': | |
break | |
return | |
if self._isoperator(token): | |
if len(self.stack) > 0: | |
while self._isoperator(self.stack[-1]) and (((self.assoc[token] or self.lassoc[token]) and ( | |
self.op_prec[token] <= self.op_prec[self.stack[-1]])) or (self.rassoc[token] and ( | |
self.op_prec[token] < self.op_prec[self.stack[-1]]))): | |
self.sTo() | |
self.spush(token) | |
return | |
if token == '(': | |
self.spush(token) | |
return | |
if token == ')': | |
while not self.stack[-1] == '(': | |
if len(self.stack) == 0: | |
raise MismatchedParenthesesException('Parentheses') | |
self.sTo() | |
if self.stack[-1] == '(': | |
break | |
self.stack.pop() | |
if len(self.stack) == 0: | |
return | |
if self._isfunction(self.stack[-1]): | |
self.sTo() | |
a = Djikstrer() | |
b = input() | |
a.run(b) | |
str(a.output) |
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