Log of /trunk/pg/lib/Parser/Context/Functions.pm

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Modified Sun Jul 3 20:05:28 2005 UTC (7 years, 10 months ago) by dpvc
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Diff to previous 3274

Fixed a bug in the enable/disable routines that would cause them to
always work on the current context rather than the one whose
enable/disable method was being called.

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Modified Thu Jun 9 11:16:01 2005 UTC (7 years, 11 months ago) by dpvc
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Diff to previous 2672

Fixed Disable() and Enable() so that they can be called as

    Context()->functions->disable()
and
    Context()->functions->enable()

as well as

    Parser::Context::Functions::Disable()
and
    Parser::Context::Functions::Enable()

The former is the preferred syntax.

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Modified Sun Aug 22 22:46:14 2004 UTC (8 years, 9 months ago) by dpvc
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Diff to previous 2579

Added easy calls to disable/enable collections of functions or
individual functions in the current context.  So you can say

	   Parser::Context::Functions::Disable('Trig');

to disallow the use of trig functions, or

	   Parser::Context::Functions::Disable('Trig','Numeric');
	   Parser::Context::Functions::Enable('sqrt');

to disable trig and numeric functions (like log, exp, abs, etc) but
allow sqrt.

Note that disabling sqrt() does not disable x^(1/2) (this must be done
through disabling the ^ and ** operators), and disabling abs() does
not disable |x| (which must be done by removing the '|' definition
from the Context's parens list).

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Modified Mon Aug 9 21:38:01 2004 UTC (8 years, 9 months ago) by dpvc
File length: 841 byte(s)
Diff to previous 2558

Significant update to new parser.

New features include:

  Better control over format of vector output (you can now
    specify ijk-format rather than <...> format)

  "Fuzzy" reals, where the relations like == return true when the
    two values are "close enough".  (This is controlable using
    parameters similar to those used in NUM_CMP).

  The fuzzy reals are now used in vectors/points/matrices/complexes/intervals
    and so on so that their relations will also be fuzzy.  E.g.,
    (1E-13,2) == (0,3) will be true, and norm(Vector(0,1E-13)) will
    equal 0.

  The two main portions of the parser (the Parser and Value packages)
    now share a common context object for configuration purposes.

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Added Wed Jul 28 20:32:33 2004 UTC (8 years, 9 months ago) by sh002i
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merged changes from rel-2-1-a1 -- stop using that branch.