no more float ready for decimal!

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Benjamin Bertrand 2016-02-15 15:20:24 +03:00
parent ab8b80758c
commit 821810ca47
4 changed files with 25 additions and 43 deletions

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@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
# encoding: utf-8
from .render import Renderable
from decimal import Decimal
class Explicable(Renderable):
@ -79,18 +80,18 @@ class Explicable_int(int, Explicable):
def __tex__(self):
return str(self._val)
class Explicable_float(float, Explicable):
""" An Explicable_float is an float which can be explain """
class Explicable_Decimal(Decimal, Explicable):
""" An Explicable_Decimal is an decimal which can be explain """
isNumber = True
def __init__(self, val):
super(Explicable_float, self).__init__(val)
super(Explicable_Decimal, self).__init__(val)
self._val = val
self.postfix_tokens = [self]
self.steps = []
def simplify(self):
return Explicable_float(self._val)
return Explicable_Decimal(self._val)
def __txt__(self):
return str(self._val)

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@ -7,7 +7,8 @@
from .generic import Stack, flatten_list, expand_list, isNumber, isOperator, isNumerand
from .str2tokens import str2tokens
from .operator import op
from .explicable import Explicable, Explicable_int, Explicable_float
from .explicable import Explicable, Explicable_int, Explicable_Decimal
from decimal import Decimal
from .random_expression import RdExpression
@ -28,9 +29,9 @@ def pstf_factory(pstf_tokens):
>>> type(pstf_factory([2]))
<class 'pymath.calculus.explicable.Explicable_int'>
>>> pstf_factory([2.45])
2.45
Decimal('2.45')
>>> type(pstf_factory([2.45]))
<class 'pymath.calculus.explicable.Explicable_float'>
<class 'pymath.calculus.explicable.Explicable_Decimal'>
>>> from .fraction import Fraction
>>> f = Fraction(1,2)
>>> pstf_factory([f])
@ -42,8 +43,10 @@ def pstf_factory(pstf_tokens):
except TypeError:
if isinstance(pstf_tokens[0], int):
return Explicable_int(pstf_tokens[0])
elif isinstance(pstf_tokens[0], Decimal):
return Explicable_Decimal(pstf_tokens[0])
elif isinstance(pstf_tokens[0], float):
return Explicable_float(pstf_tokens[0])
return Explicable_Decimal(Decimal(str(pstf_tokens[0])))
elif hasattr(pstf_tokens[0], 'STR_RENDER'):
return pstf_tokens[0]
else:
@ -52,8 +55,10 @@ def pstf_factory(pstf_tokens):
if l_pstf_token == 1:
if isinstance(pstf_tokens[0], int):
return Explicable_int(pstf_tokens[0])
elif isinstance(pstf_tokens[0], Decimal):
return Explicable_Decimal(pstf_tokens[0])
elif isinstance(pstf_tokens[0], float):
return Explicable_float(pstf_tokens[0])
return Explicable_Decimal(Decimal(str(pstf_tokens[0])))
elif hasattr(pstf_tokens[0], 'STR_RENDER'):
return pstf_tokens[0]
else:
@ -151,32 +156,6 @@ class Expression(Explicable):
)
)
# if len(expression.postfix_tokens) == 1:
# token = expression.postfix_tokens[0]
# if isinstance(token, Explicable_int) or isinstance(token, int):
# return Explicable_int(token)
# # TODO: J'en arrive au soucis même soucis qu'avec les fractions qui une fois simplifiée devrait être des Explicable_int. Mais comment on ne redéfini pas les opérations, ce sont les opérations des int qui se font et donc on perd toute l'historique. |sam. févr. 13 18:57:45 EAT 2016
# if isinstance(token, Explicable_float) or isinstance(token, float):
# return Explicable_float(token)
# elif hasattr(token, 'simplify') and hasattr(token, 'explain'):
# ans = expression.postfix_tokens[0]
# return ans
# elif isinstance(token, str):
# from .polynom import Polynom
# return Polynom([0,1], letter = token)
# else:
# raise ValueError(
# "Unknow token type in Expression: {}".format(
# type(token)))
# else:
# expression._isExpression = 1
# return expression
expression._isExpression = 1
return expression
@ -202,8 +181,8 @@ class Expression(Explicable):
except AttributeError:
if isinstance(self.postfix_tokens[0],int):
self.simplified = Explicable_int(self.postfix_tokens[0])
elif isinstance(self.postfix_tokens[0],float):
self.simplified = Explicable_float(self.postfix_tokens[0])
elif isinstance(self.postfix_tokens[0],Decimal):
self.simplified = Explicable_Decimal(self.postfix_tokens[0])
else:
self.simplified = self

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@ -3,6 +3,7 @@
from .generic import Stack, isOperator, isNumber, isPolynom
from .operator import op
from decimal import Decimal
def str2tokens(exp):
@ -45,12 +46,12 @@ def str2in_tokens(exp):
else:
tokens[-1] = tokens[-1] * 10 - int(character)
elif isinstance(tokens[-1], float):
elif isinstance(tokens[-1], Decimal):
after_coma += 1
if tokens[-1] >= 0:
tokens[-1] = tokens[-1] + int(character) * 0.1 ** after_coma
tokens[-1] = tokens[-1] + int(character) * Decimal('0.1') ** after_coma
else:
tokens[-1] = tokens[-1]- int(character) * 0.1 ** after_coma
tokens[-1] = tokens[-1]- int(character) * Decimal('0.1') ** after_coma
# Special case for "-" at the begining of an expression or before
# "("
@ -84,10 +85,10 @@ def str2in_tokens(exp):
tokens.append(Polynom([0, 1], letter=character))
elif character == ".":
if isinstance(tokens[-1], float):
if isinstance(tokens[-1], Decimal):
raise ValueError("A number has 2 points...!")
else:
tokens[-1] = float(tokens[-1])
tokens[-1] = Decimal(tokens[-1])
after_coma = 0
elif character != " ":

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@ -18,8 +18,9 @@ class TestStr2tokens(unittest.TestCase):
ans = str2in_tokens("2*3+4")
self.assertEqual(ans, [2, "*", 3, "+", 4])
from decimal import Decimal
ans = str2in_tokens("2.34")
self.assertEqual(ans, [2.34])
self.assertEqual(ans, [Decimal('2.34')])
def test_in2post_fix(self):
in_tokens = str2in_tokens("2+3*4")