The EazySpread application was developed to be a spreadsheet program written in C for the Win32 environment. The purpose of these source program files is to demonstrate how a spreadsheet expression parsing algorithm works. Rather than using BNF and stack manipulation it solves the problem simply by using a 'dynamic' string evaluation process. More complex systems use BNF and the stack. I demonstrate a simpler approach which is more understandable for the beginner because it carries out expression parsing 'as you would mathematically.'
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The EazySpread Full Crack application was developed to be a spreadsheet program written in C for the Win32 environment. The purpose of these source program files is to demonstrate how a spreadsheet expression parsing algorithm works. Rather than using BNF and stack manipulation it solves the problem simply by using a 'dynamic' string evaluation process. More complex systems use BNF and the stack. I demonstrate a simpler approach which is more understandable for the beginner because it carries out expression parsing 'as you would mathematically.' EazySpread Description: [2] I would like to point out that the library contains a parser/tokeniser that will parse most spreadsheet languages. The main problem that it doesn't support the slightly more obscure spreadsheet languages is due to the fact that there is no standard for these languages. In all, about 70 different spreadsheet languages exist in existence. These include programs like BASIC, QUICKCALC, VISUAL BASIC, and (most notably) the STAROFFICE (on Unix). The term for these is "spreadsheet" programs, rather than "calculation programs" as is usually the case. As a consequence, they are different than most calculations, since they are character driven, rather than symbol driven. Many people argue that the main problem with the spreadsheet is the lack of a formal language. My opinion is that formal language is not necessary to define the language. In fact, most programmers know that the real problem is that people have too many restrictions on what they can do with it. Without trying to be arrogant, I know of four languages which are fully capable of anything that I need or want. These are BASIC, QUICKCALC, VISUAL BASIC and the StarOffice spreadsheet. Another problem with spreadsheet is that people build a spreadsheet with calculations, and then complain that it is too hard to program. I have nothing against this. I have built a spreadsheet, and built programs to manipulate it. But if you build a spreadsheet just to make it hard to program, I am happy to do it for you. If you write a simple program which will take in the formula and dump it on the screen, I will be able to program it as I see fit. I have written a simple program which does just this. It is freely distributed. All you have to do is copy these two files, and open EazySpread. You will be able to program a simple character
The source code is divided into 4 sections. The first section is the cheader.c file that includes the necessary file structure for compilation. The header file is included and defines the functions and constants used by the program. The cfile.c file includes all of the user input/output functions. The other functions use the input/output functions. The main function is the function main() which calls all of the other functions to execute the program. The file data.c contains a lot of the user data that is used by the program. The data.c file contains the data collection for the data sheets and the user data collection. The table.c file is basically the main program. This file contains all of the functions that implement the algorythm. KEYMACRO Usage: The cheader.c file needs to be included in the object file. The cfile.c file should be included in the object file. The main() function should be called in the object file. The file data.c should be included in the object file. The table.c file should be included in the object file. This is a basic understanding of this program. This program is a demonstration of an expression parsing process. If a function is not understood it is probably due to either not enough instruction or that the author used another way of representing the same process. If you have questions or comments please contact me at jlhawkins(AT)gmail(DOT)com. ========================================================================================== Written by Julian Hawkins Copyright 2005,2008,2009,2010,2011,2012 EazySpread ========================================================================================== I am the creator of this program. I hope you find this program as useful as I have. ========================================================================================== ========================================================================================== I do not own the intellectual rights to any of these files or to any of the text contained herein. The EazySpread application was developed to be a spreadsheet program written in C for the Win32 environment. The purpose of these source program files is to demonstrate how a spreadsheet expression parsing algorithm works. Rather than using BNF and stack manipulation it solves the problem simply by using a 'dynamic' string evaluation process. More complex systems use BNF and the stack. I demonstrate a simpler approach which is more understandable for the beginner because it carries out expression parsing 'as you would mathematically.' KEYMACRO 2edc1e01e8
This project consists of six source files. The first file, EazySpread.c, is the main file that reads an input file containing the rules and data. It then processes the input file to build the 'grammar' and calculate the results. The second file, EazySpread.h, contains the interface for the parser class. The third file, EazySpread.y, contains the yacc generated grammar for the parser. The next three files are an example of how the parser works. Each file reads the input file, parses it and then builds the'results' and puts them into the output file. The last file, EazySpread.g, is the yacc generated grammar for the parser. The input file has two types of entries. The first type is data. Each data entry has two parts. The first part is the header name and the second part is the value. The header name and value are separated by a space. All the data entries are separated by a semicolon. The first line of the input file contains the data and headers. The header name is the header name. The data values are the data. The data values are separated by semicolons. The header value is the value. The header values are separated by semicolons. The header names and values are not alphanumeric. They only contain the basic characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _ and $). A-z and _ are used to represent special characters. $ is used to represent the dollar sign. If a header name or value contains a space then you need to quote it (single or double quote). If you don't quote the value then the parser doesn't know what it represents and will not recognise it. Do not use numbers to represent the number of header names or values. Do not use decimal numbers for header names or values. Do not use header names or values that are identical. The following rules have been added to the input file: 0 2 1 3 10 3 3 1 3 10 10 0 '.' '-' '+' '*' '(' ')' '/' '-' '.' '+' '-' '/' '(' '
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