Class TernaryConditional

java.lang.Object
com.singularsys.jep.functions.PostfixMathCommand
com.singularsys.jep.misc.javaops.TernaryConditional
All Implemented Interfaces:
CallbackEvaluationI, PostfixMathCommandI, Serializable

public class TernaryConditional extends PostfixMathCommand implements CallbackEvaluationI
Implements the condition ? x : y behaviour Since 4.0 this now operates in a lazy fashion so only the needed branch is evaluated.
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  • Constructor Details

    • TernaryConditional

      public TernaryConditional()
  • Method Details

    • run

      public void run(Stack<Object> aStack) throws EvaluationException
      Description copied from class: PostfixMathCommand
      Throws an exception because this method should never be called under normal circumstances. Each function should use its own run() method for evaluating the function. This includes popping off the parameters from the stack, and pushing the result back on the stack.
      Specified by:
      run in interface PostfixMathCommandI
      Overrides:
      run in class PostfixMathCommand
      Parameters:
      aStack - arguments for function
      Throws:
      EvaluationException - if function cannot be evaluated
    • evaluate

      public Object evaluate(Node node, Evaluator pv) throws EvaluationException
      Description copied from interface: CallbackEvaluationI
      Performs some special evaluation on the node. This method has the responsibility for evaluating the children of the node, and it should generally call
       pv.eval(node.jjtGetChild(i))   
       
      for each child. The SymbolTable is not passed as an argument. This is because it is better practice to get and set variable values by using node.getVar().setValue() rather that through the SymbolTable with requires a hashtable lookup.
      Specified by:
      evaluate in interface CallbackEvaluationI
      Parameters:
      node - The current node
      pv - The visitor, can be used evaluate the children
      Returns:
      the value after evaluation. This value will be passed to other functions higher up the node tree. The value can be any type including Double or Vector<Object>
      Throws:
      EvaluationException - if the calculation cannot be performed
      Since:
      4.0
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