GroteTrap
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GroteTrap allows you to quickly define expression languages. It is available for download on Hackage.
1 Example: Logic
data Logic = Var String | Or [Logic] | And [Logic] | Impl Logic Logic | Not Logic deriving (Show, Eq) logicLanguage :: Language Logic logicLanguage = language { variable = Var , operators = [ Unary Not Prefix 0 "!" , Assoc And 1 "&&" , Assoc Or 2 "||" , Binary Impl InfixR 3 "->" ] }
With this, we can do:
> readExpression logicLanguage "p && q -> r" Impl (And [Var "p",Var "q"]) (Var "r")
2 Example: Arithmetic
arith :: Language Int arith = language { number = id , operators = [ Assoc sum 2 "+" , Binary (-) InfixL 2 "-" , Assoc product 1 "*" , Binary div InfixL 1 "/" , Binary (^) InfixL 0 "^" ] , functions = [ function1 abs "abs" ] } evalArith :: String -> Int evalArith = readExpression arith > evalArith "abs(2 - 3) + abs(4 - 5)" 2
