evalEntry.H

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Class
    Foam::functionEntries::evalEntry
 
Description
    Uses expressions::fieldExprDriver to evaluate mathematical expressions
    with scalars, vectors etc.
 
    The input can any form of string or, for convenience,
    a '{}' delimited string literal.
    In all cases, C/C++ comment stripping is performed.
    The default size of the evaluated field is one,
    which can be overridden by providing an initial integer value.
 
    Some examples,
    \verbatim
    a 1;
    b 3;
    c #eval "sin(pi()*$a/$b)";
 
    d #eval{
        // ignore: sin(pi()*$a/$b)
        sin(degToRad(45))
    };
 
    // With different field length:
    points #eval 4 #{ vector(rand(), 0, 0) #};
    \endverbatim
 
Note
    The string expansions support use of environment variables.
    Unknown variables will expand to an empty string, so it can be advisable
    to expand with an alternative. For example,
 
    \verbatim
    d #eval{ sin(degToRad( ${angle:-0} )) };
    \endverbatim
 
SourceFiles
    evalEntry.C
 
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#ifndef functionEntries_evalEntry_H
#define functionEntries_evalEntry_H
 
#include "functionEntry.H"
 
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namespace Foam
{
namespace functionEntries
{
 
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                          Class evalEntry Declaration
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class evalEntry
:
    public functionEntry
{
 
    //- Evaluate and return a token list
    static tokenList evaluate
    (
        const dictionary& parentDict,
        const string& inputExpr,        
        label fieldWidth,               
        const Istream& is               
    );
 
    //- Evaluate and return a token list
    static tokenList evaluate(const dictionary& parentDict, Istream& is);
 
 
public:
 
    //- Execute in a primitiveEntry context, extracts token or line
    static bool execute
    (
        const dictionary& parentDict,
        primitiveEntry& thisEntry,
        Istream& is
    );
 
    //- Execute in a primitiveEntry context, evaluating the given content
    static bool execute
    (
        const dictionary& parentDict,
        primitiveEntry& entry,
        const string& inputExpr,
        label fieldWidth,
        Istream& is
    );
};
 
 
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} // End namespace functionEntries
} // End namespace Foam
 
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#endif
 
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