I tried Regexp::Grammars and I got 2 problems. Maybe someone can help me out.
use strict;
use warnings;
use Regexp::Grammars;
my $gr =
qr
{
<debug: off>
<warning: off>
<root>
<rule: root>
^<X=val> <O=op> <Y=val>$
<MATCH=(?{
if ($MATCH {O} eq "+")
{
$MATCH = $MATCH {X} + $MATCH {Y};
}
elsif ($MATCH {O} eq "*")
{
$MATCH = $MATCH {X} * $MATCH {Y};
}
elsif ($MATCH {O} eq "/")
{
$MATCH = $MATCH {X} / $MATCH {Y};
}
print"\nCALC=$MATCH";
})>
<token: val>
<X=([0-9]+)>
<MATCH=(?{ print "\nVAL: " . $MATCH {X}; $MATCH = $MATCH {X};
})>
<token: op>
<X=([\+\*\/])>
<MATCH=(?{ print "\nOP: " . $MATCH {X}; $MATCH = $MATCH {X}; })>
}xms;
##########################################
my $input = "10 + 3";
if ($input =~ $gr)
{
foreach (keys %/)
{
print "\nHSH: \"$_\" = " . $/{$_};
}
}
Here is the output.
VAL: 10
OP: +
VAL: 3
[eos] \_____<grammar> matched '10 + 3'
CALC=13
HSH: "" = 10 + 3
HSH: "root" = 1
As far I see it is working correctly. The MATCH in the tokens is just for me to have bit better debugging.
But I am not sure with 2 points.
Thanks for help!
Best regards, chris
Just found out that is is the print in the root-rule that causes the 1. Seems it is more a return-issue. But its also working with the MATCH= assign if it is the last command.