A few months ago, I saw an equation parser, written in c#, and using
regular expressions (I think!), but now I cannot recall where I saw
it- if anyone saw anything like this, could they please post the url?
>From memory,the parser not only dealt with operator precedence, but also the use
of brackets, so that any complicated expession could be re-written as
an equation that could be read from left-to-right, as a simple
sequence of sub-equations using basic operators, +,-,/,*
The reason why I ask is that I am anticipating user input into a form
as a string, and I need to convert it into
an equation. The user inputted expression could be something like (a+
(b-d)*(e-c))/f so I need to find a way to parse it.
TIA
Paul