NAME
Parse::RPN (2.xx) - Is a minimalist RPN parser/processor (a little like FORTH)
SYNOPSIS
use Parse::RPN;
$result=rpn(string ...);
@results=rpn(string ...);
$error=rpn_error();
string... is a list of RPN operators and values separated by a coma
in scalar mode RPN return the result of the calculation (If the stack contain more then one element,
you receive a warning and the top value on the stack)
in array mode, you receive the content of the stack after evaluation
DESCRIPTION
rpn() receive in entry a scalar of one or more elements coma separated
and evaluate as an RPN (Reverse Polish Notation) command.
The function split all elements and put in the stack.
The operator are case sensitive.
The operator are detect as is, if they are alone in the element of the stack.
Extra space before or after are allowed
(e.g "3,4,MOD" here MOD is an operator but it is not the case in "3,4,MOD 1")
If element is not part of the predefined operator (dictionary), the element is push as a litteral.
If you would like to put a string which is part of the dictionary, put it between quote or double-quote
(e.g "3,4,'MOD'" here MOD is a literal and the evaluation return MOD)
If the string contain a coma, you need also to quote or double-quote the string.
(be care to close your quoted or double-quoted string)
The evaluation follow the rule of RPN or FORTH or POSTCRIPT or pockect calcutor HP.
Look on web for documentation about the use of RPN notation.
I use this module in a application where the final user need to create and maintain
a configuration file with the possibility to do calculation on variables returned from application.
The idea of this module is comming from Math::RPN of Owen DeLong, owen@delong.com that I used for more then a year
before some of my customer would like more...
rpn_error() return the last error from the evaluation (illegal division by 0, error from the PERL function execution...)
each time that rpn() is call the rpn_error() is reinitianised.
MATHEMATIC operators
a b +
return the result of 'a' + 'b'
a b -
return the result of 'a' - 'b'
a b *
return the result of 'a' * 'b'
a b /
return the result of 'a' / 'b'
if b =0 return '' (to prevent exception raise)
a b **
return the result of 'a' ** 'b' (exponant)
a SRQRT
return the square root of a
a 1+
return the result of 'a' +1
a 1-
return the result of 'a' -1
a 2-
return the result of 'a' -2
a 2+
return the result of 'a' +2
a b MOD
return the result of 'a' % 'b'
a ABS
return the result of abs 'a'
a INT
return the result of INT 'a'
a +-
return the result negate value of 'a' (- 'a' )
a REMAIN
return the result of 'a' - int 'a' (fractional part of 'a' )
a SIN
return the result of sin 'a' ('a' in RADIAN)
a COS
return the result of cos 'a' ('a' in RADIAN)
a TAN
return the result of tan 'a' ('a' in RADIAN)
a CTAN
return the result of cotan 'a' ('a' in RADIAN)
a LN
return the result of ln 'a'
if = 0 return '' (to prevent exception raise)
a LOGB
return the result of log 'a' in base 'b'
if = 0 return '' (to prevent exception raise)
a EXP
return the result of 'e' ** 'a'
PI
return the value of PI (3.14159265358979)
a b MIN
return the smallest value of the 2 arguments
a b MAX
return the greatest value of the 2 arguments
a MINX
return the smallest value from the a elements from the stack
a b MAXX
return the greatest value from the a elements from the stack
a SUM
sum the a elements from the top of the stack
remove these a elements
and return the result value on the stack
a STATS
STATS the a element on top of the stack
remove these a element
the new variable _SUM_, _MULT_, _ARITH_MEAN_, _GEOM_MEAN_, _QUAD_MEAN_ (= _RMS_), _HARM_MEAN_, _STD_DEV_, _SAMPLE_STD_DEV_, _VARIANCE_,
RELATIONAL operators
a b <
return the result of 'a' < 'b' ( BOOLEAN value )
a b <=
return the result of 'a' <= 'b' ( BOOLEAN value )
a b >
return the result of 'a' > 'b' ( BOOLEAN value )
a b >=
return the result of 'a' >= 'b' ( BOOLEAN value )
a b ==
return the result of 'a' == 'b' ( BOOLEAN value ) 1 if a == b else 0
a b <=>
return the result of 'a' <=> 'b' ( BOOLEAN value ) -1 if a < b ,0 if a == b, 1 if a > b
a b !=
return the result of 'a' != 'b' ( BOOLEAN value ) 0 if a == b else 1
a b v ><
return the 1 ( BOOLEAN value ) if v greater than a but lower than b. Otherwise return 0
( aka between boundaries excluded )
a b v >=<
return 1 ( BOOLEAN value ) if v greater or equal to a but lower or equal to b. Otherwise return 0
( aka between boundaries included )
a b N<
return the result of 'a' N< 'b' ( BOOLEAN value ) if a is ISNUM
a b N>=
return the result of 'a' N<= 'b' ( BOOLEAN value ) if a is ISNUM
a b N>
return the result of 'a' N> 'b' ( BOOLEAN value ) if a is ISNUM
a b N>=
return the result of 'a' N>= 'b' ( BOOLEAN value ) if a is ISNUM
a b N==
return the result of 'a' N== 'b' ( BOOLEAN value ) 1 if a == b and a ISNUM else 0
a b N!=
return the result of 'a' != 'b' ( BOOLEAN value ) 0 if a == b and a ISNUM else 1
LOGICAL operators
a b OR
return the 1 one of the 2 argument are not equal to 0
a b AND
return the 0 one of the 2 argument are equal to 0
a b XOR
return the 0 if the 2 argument are equal
a b NXOR
return the 0 if the 2 argument are equal. Any non numeric elements is seen as a 0.
a NOT
return the 0 if the argument is not eqauk to 0
return the 1 if the argument is eqauk to 0
a TRUE
return the 1 if the top of stack is !=0 and if stack not empty
a FALSE
return the 0 if the top of stack is !=0
a b >>
bitwise shift to the right
shift the bits in a to the left of b level
a b <<
bitwise shift to the left
shift the bits in a to the left of b level
MISC operators
a VAL,RET, "operator" LOOKUP
test with the "operator" the [a] value on each elements of VAL and if test succeed return the value from array RET with the same index
the "operator" must be quoted to prevent evaluation
a VAL,RET, "operator" LOOKUPP
Test with the perl "operator" the [a] value on each elements of VAL
and if test succeed return the value from array RET with the same index
The "operator" must be quoted to prevent evaluation
a VAL,RET,OPE LOOKUPOP
Loop on each item of array VAL and test the value [ a ] with the operator from ope ARRAY
against the corresponding value in array VAL and return the value from array RET with the same index
a VAL,RET,OPE LOOKUPOPP
Loop on each item of array VAL and test the value [ a ] with the perl operator from ope ARRAY
against the corresponding value in array VAL and return the value from array RET with the same index
TICK
return the current time in ticks
a LTIME
return the localtime coresponding to the ticks value 'a'
the format is 'sec' 'min' 'hour' 'day_in_the_month' 'month' 'year' 'day_in_week' 'day_year' 'dayloight_saving'
'year' is the elapsed year since 1900
'month' start to 0
The format is the same as localtime() in perl
a GTIME
return the gmtime coresponding to the ticks value 'a'
the format is 'sec' 'min' 'hour' 'day_in_the_month' 'month' 'year' 'day_in_week' 'day_year' 'dayloight_saving'
'year' is the elapsed year since 1900
'month' start to 0
The format is the same as gmtime() in perl
a HLTIME
return the localtime coresponding to the ticks value 'a' in a human readable format
a HGTIME
return the gmtime coresponding to the ticks value 'a' in a human readable format
a HTTPTIME
return the ticks coresponding to the time value in a format accepted by HTTP::Date
RAND
return a random value in the range [0,1[
a LRAND
return a random value in the range [0,'a'[
a SPACE
return the number 'a' formated with space each 3 digits
a DOT
return the number 'a' formated with . (dot) each 3 digits
a NORM
return the number 'a' normalize by slice of 1000 with extra power value "K", "M", "G", "T", "P" (or nothing if lower than 1000)
a NORM2
return the number 'a' normalize by slice of 1024 with extra power value "K", "M", "G", "T", "P" (or nothing if lower than 1024)
a UNORM
reverse function of NORM
return the number from a 'a' with a sufix "K", "M", "G", "T", "P" (or nothing if lower than 1000)
and calculate the real value base 1000 ( e.g 7k = 7000)
a UNORM2
reverse function of NORM2
return the number from a 'a' with a sufix "K", "M", "G", "T", "P" (or nothing if lower than 1024)
and calculate the real value base 1024 ( e.g 7k = 7168)
a OCT
return the decimal value for the HEX, BINARY or OCTAL value 'a'
OCTAL is like '0nn' where n is in the range of 0-7
BINARY is like '0bnnn...' where n is in the range of 0-1
HEX is like '0xnnn' where n is in the range of 0-9A-F
if no specific format convert as an hexadecimal by default
a OCTSTR2HEX
return a HEX string from a OCTETSTRING.
useful when receiving an SNMP ASN.1 OCTETSTRING like mac address
a HEX2OCTSTR
return a OCTETSTRING string from a HEX
useful when you need to check if an SNMP ASN.1 OCTETSTRING if matching the hex value provided
a DDEC2STR
return a string from a dotted DEC string
useful when you need to manipulate an SNMP extension with 'exec'
a STR2DDEC
return a dotted DEC string to a string
useful when you need to manipulate an SNMP extension with 'exec'
Structurated string (SLxxx) operators
string a b SLSLICE
return the STRUCTURATED list slice from 'a' to 'b' extracted from STRUCTURATED list.
string are the STRUCTURATED list
the STRUCTURATED LIST use this format:
each entries are separated by ' # ' and inside each entry , the KEY and the VAL are separated by ' | '
'keys1 | val1 # key2 | val2 # Keys3 | val3 # Keys4 | val4 #'
example:
'keys1 | val1 # key2 | val2 # Keys3 | val3 # Keys4 | val4 #,1,2,SLSLICE'
return:
# key2 | val2 # Keys3 | val3 #
string a SLITEM
return the STRUCTURATED item at position 'a' from a STRUCTURATED list.
string are the STRUCTURATED list
the STRUCTURATED LIST use this format:
each entries are separated by ' # ' and inside each entry , the KEY and the VAL are separated by ' | '
'keys1 | val1 # key2 | val2 # Keys3 | val3 #'
example:
'keys1 | val1 # key2 | val2 # Keys3 | val3 #,1,SLITEM'
return:
# key2 | val2 #
string a SLGREP
return a STRUCTURATED list from a STRUCTURATED list where the STRUCTURATED LIST match the REGEX a.
string are the STRUCTURATED list
the STRUCTURATED LIST use this format:
each entries are separated by ' # ' and inside each entry , the KEY and the VAL are separated by ' | '
'keys1 | val1 # key2 | val2 # Keys3 | val3 #'
example:
'keys1 | val1 # key2 | val2 # Keys3 | val3 #,Keys,SLGREP'
return:
# Keys3 | val3 #
string a SLGREPI
return a STRUCTURATED list from a STRUCTURATED list where the STRUCTURATED LIST match the REGEX a (case insensitive).
string are the STRUCTURATED list
the STRUCTURATED LIST use this format:
each entries are separated by ' # ' and inside each entry , the KEY and the VAL are separated by ' | '
'keys1 | val1 # key2 | val2 # Keys3 | val3 #'
example:
'keys1 | val1 # key2 | val2 # Keys3 | val3 #,Keys,SLGREPI'
return:
# keys1 | val1 # Keys3 | val3 #
string a SLSEARCHALL
return all KEYS from a STRUCTURATED LIST where the STRUCTURATED LIST val match the REGEX a.
string are the STRUCTURATED list
the STRUCTURATED LIST use this format:
each entries are separated by ' # ' and inside each entry , the KEY and the VAL are separated by ' | '
example:
'# 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.779 | 5 # 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.780 | 25 # 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.781 | 6 # 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.782 | 2 #,2,SLSEARCHALL'
return:
1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.780 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.782
string a SLSEARCHALLI
return all KEYS from a STRUCTURATED LIST where the STRUCTURATED LIST val match the REGEX a (case insensitive).
string are the STRUCTURATED list
the STRUCTURATED LIST use this format:
each entries are separated by ' # ' and inside each entry , the KEY and the VAL are separated by ' | '
'# key1 | val1 # key2 | val2 # key12 | VAL12 #,val1,SLSEARCHALLI'
example:
'# key1 | val1 # key2 | val2 # key12 | VAL12 #,val1,SLSEARCHALLI'
return:
key1 key12
string a SLSEARCHALLKEYS
return all VALUES from a STRUCTURATED LIST where the STRUCTURATED LIST keys match the REGEX a
string are the STRUCTURATED list
the STRUCTURATED LIST use this format:
each entries are separated by ' # ' and inside each entry , the KEY and the VAL are separated by ' | '
'# 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.779 | 1 # 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.780 | 5 # 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.781 | 6 # 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.782 | 2 #'
example:
'# 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.779 | 1 # 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.780 | 5 # 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.781 | 6 # 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.782 | 2 #,1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.,SLSEARCHALLKEYS'
return:
1 5 6 2
string a SLSEARCHALLKEYSI
return all VALUES from a STRUCTURATED LIST where the STRUCTURATED LIST key match the REGEX a.
string are the STRUCTURATED list.
the STRUCTURATED LIST use this format:
each entries are separated by ' # ' and inside each entry , the KEY and the VAL are separated by ' | '
'# tata is not happy | and what? # tata is happy | and?? # toto is not happy | oops # toto is happy | yeah #'
example:
'# tata is not happy | and what? # tata is happy | and?? # toto is not happy | oops # toto is happy | yeah #,toto,SLSEARCHALLKEYSI'
return:
oops yeah
string a OIDSEARCHALLVAL
return all OID leaf from a snmpwalk macthing the REGEX a
string are the OID walk list
the OID walk result use this format:
each snmpwalk entries are separated by ' # ' and inside each entry , the OID and the VAL are separated by ' | '
'# .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.4704 | "TASKMGR.EXE" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.2692 | "winvnc4.exe" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.3128 | "CSRSS.EXE" #
example:
'# .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.488 | "termsrv.exe" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.688 | "Apache.exe" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.5384 | "aimsserver.exe" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.2392 | "Apache.exe" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.2600 | "cpqnimgt.exe" #,Apache\.exe,OIDSEARCHALLVAL'
return:
688 2392
string a OIDSEARCHALLVALI
return all OID leaf from a snmpwalk macthing the REGEX a ( case insensitive )
string are the OID walk list
the OID walk result use this format:
each snmpwalk entries are separated by ' # ' and inside each entry , the OID and the VAL are separated by ' | '
'# .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.4704 | "TASKMGR.EXE" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.2692 | "winvnc4.exe" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.3128 | "CSRSS.EXE" #
example:
'# .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.488 | "termsrv.exe" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.688 | "Apache.exe" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.5384 | "aimsserver.exe" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.2392 | "Apache.exe" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.2600 | "cpqnimgt.exe" #,Apache\.exe,OIDSEARCHALLVALI'
return:
688 2392
string x x x a OIDSEARCHLEAF
return all VAL leaf from a snmpwalk when the OID leaf match each REGEX
a is the number of leaf to pick from the stack
x are all the leaf
string are the OID walk list
the OID walk result use this format:
each snmpwalk entries are separated by ' # ' and inside each entry , the OID and the VAL are separated by ' | '
'# .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.4704 | "TASKMGR.EXE" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.2692 | "winvnc4.exe" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.3128 | "CSRSS.EXE" #
example:
'# .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.7.384 | running # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.7.688 | running # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.7.2384 | invalid #,688,2384,2,OIDSEARCHLEAF'
return:
running invalid
string x x x a OIDSEARCHLEAFI
return all VAL leaf from a snmpwalk when the OID leaf match each REGEX
a ( case insensitive ) is the number of leaf to pick from the stack
x are all the leaf
string are the OID walk list
the OID walk result use this format:
each snmpwalk entries are separated by ' # ' and inside each entriy , the OID and the VAL are separated by ' | '
'# .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.4704 | "TASKMGR.EXE" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.2692 | "winvnc4.exe" # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.2.3128 | "CSRSS.EXE" #'
example:
'# .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.7.384 | running # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.7.688 | running # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.4.2.1.7.2384 | invalid #,688,2384,2,OIDSEARCHLEAFI'
return:
running invalid
STRING operators
a b EQ
return the result of 'a' EQ 'b' ( BOOLEAN value )
a b NE
return the result of 'a' NE 'b' ( BOOLEAN value )
a b LT
return the result of 'a' LT 'b' ( BOOLEAN value )
a b GT
return the result of 'a' GT 'b' ( BOOLEAN value )
a b LE
return the result of 'a' LE 'b' ( BOOLEAN value )
a b GE
return the result of 'a' GE 'b' ( BOOLEAN value )
a b CMP
return the result of 'a' CMP 'b' ( BOOLEAN value )
a LEN
return the length of 'a'
a CHOMP
remove any terminaison line charecter ( CR CR/LF) from 'a'
a b CAT
return the concatenation 'a' and 'b'
a b ... n x CATN
return the concatenation of the 'x' element from the stack
a b CATALL
return the concatenation all element on the stack
a b x JOIN
return the concatenation 'a', 'x' and 'b'
a b ... n x y JOINN
return the concatenation of the 'y' element from the stack with 'x' as separator
a b x JOINALL
return the concatenation all element on the stack with 'x' as separator
a b REP
return the result of 'a' x 'b' duplicate 'a' by the number of 'x'
a REV
return the reverse of 'a'
a b c SUBSTR
return the substring of 'c' starting at 'b' with the length of 'a'
a UC
return 'a' in uppercase
a LC
return 'a' in lowercase
a UCFIRST
return 'a' with the first letter in uppercase
a LCFIRST
return 'a' with the first letter in lowercase
a R1 R2 K V SPLIT2
split a with the REGEX R1
each result are splitted with the REGEX R2
the result are stored in the variable k and v
# .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.768 | 48 # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.769 | 38 # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.771 | 42 # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.770 | 58 #,\s?#\s?,\s\|\s,a,b,SPLIT2
return a with .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.768,.1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.769,.1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.771,.1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.770
and b with 48,38,42,58
!!! becare, if you need to use : as a regex, you need to backslash to prevent overlap with new dictionary entry
SPLIT return the matched value WITHOUT the empty string of the beginning
a b SPLIT
return all splitted item of 'a' by the separator 'b'
'b' is a REGEX
!!! becare, if you need to use : as a regex, you need to backslash to prevent overlap with new dictionary entry
!!! if the split match on the beginning of string,
SPLIT return the matched value WITHOUT the empty string of the beginning
a b SPLITI
return all splitted item of 'a' by the separator 'b'
'b' is a REGEX case insensitive
!!! becare, if you need to use : as a regex, you need to backslash to prevent overlap with new dictionary entry
!!! if the split match on the beginning of string,
SPLIT return the matched value WITHOUT the empty string of the beginning
a b PAT
return one or more occurance of 'b' in 'a'
'b' is a REGEX
!!! becare, if you need to use : as a regex, you need to backslash to prevent overlap with new dictionary entry
a b PATI
return one or more occurance of 'b' in 'a'
'b' is a REGEX case insensitive
!!! becare, if you need to use : as a regex, you need to backslash to prevent overlap with new dictionary entry
a b TPAT
test if the pattern 'b' is in 'a'
'b' is a REGEX
!!! becare, if you need to use : as a regex, you need to backslash to prevent overlap with new dictionary entry
a b TPATI
test if the pattern 'b' is in 'a'
'b' is a REGEX
!!! becare, if you need to use : as a regex, you need to backslash to prevent overlap with new dictionary entry
a b c SPAT
substitute the pattern 'b' by the pattern 'a' in 'c'
'b' and 'c' are a REGEX
!!! becare, if you need to use : as a regex, you need to backslash to prevent overlap with new dictionary entry
a b c SPATG
substitute the pattern 'b' by the pattern 'a' in 'c' as many time as possible (g flag in REGEX)
'b' and 'c' are a REGEX
!!! becare, if you need to use : as a regex, you need to backslash to prevent overlap with new dictionary entry
a b c SPATI
substitute the pattern 'b' by the pattern 'a' in 'c'case insensitive (i flag in REGEX)
'b' and 'c' are a REGEX
!!! becare, if you need to use : as a regex, you need to backslash to prevent overlap with new dictionary entry
a b c SPATGI
substitute the pattern 'b' by the pattern 'a' in 'c' as many time as possible (g flag in REGEX)
and case insensitive (1 flag in REGEX)
'b' and 'c' are a REGEX
!!! becare, if you need to use : as a regex, you need to backslash to prevent overlap with new dictionary entry
a ... z PRINTF
use the format 'z' to print the value(s) on the stack
7,3,/,10,3,/,%d %f,PRINTF -> 2 3.333333
see printf in perl
a b PACK
pack the value 'a' with the format 'b'
2004,06,08,a4 a2 a2,PACK
result: 20040608
see pack in perl
a b UNPACK
unpack the value 'a' with the format 'b'
20040608,a4 a2 a2,UNPACK
result: 2004,06,08
see unpack in perl
a b ISNUM
test if top of the stack is a number
return 1 if if it is a NUMBER otherwise return 0
a b ISNUMD
test if top of the stack is a number
delete the top element on the statck and return 1 if it is a NUMBER otherwise return 0
a b ISINT
test if top of the stack is a integer (natural number)
return 1 if if it is a INTEGER otherwise return 0
a b ISINTD
test if top of the stack is a integer (natural number)
delete the top element on the statck and return 1 if it is a INTEGER otherwise return 0
a b ISHEX
test if top of the stack is a hexadecimal value (starting with 0x or 0X or # )
return 1 if if it is a HEXADECIMAL otherwise return 0
a b ISHEXD
test if top of the stack is a hexadecimal value (starting with 0x or 0X or # )
delete the top element on the statck and return 1 if it is a HEXADECIMAL otherwise return 0
STACK operators
a b SWAP
return 'b' 'a'
a b OVER
return 'a' 'b' 'a'
a DUP
return 'a' 'a'
a b DDUP
return 'a' 'b' 'a' 'b'
a b c ROT
return 'b' 'c' 'a'
a b c RROT
return 'c' 'a' 'b'
DEPTH
return the number of elements on the stack
a b POP
remove the last element on the stack
a ... z POPN
remove the 'z' last element(s) from the stack
a b c d e n ROLL
rotate the stack on 'n' element
a,b,c,d,e,f,4,ROLL -> a b d e f c
if n = 3 <=> ROT
if -2 < n < 2 nothing is done
if n < -1 ROLL in reverse order
a,b,c,d,e,f,-4,ROLL -> a b f e d c
To reveerse a stack content use this:
a,b,c,d,e,f,DEPTH,+-,ROLL => f e d c b a
a PICK
copy element from depth 'a' to the stack
a GET
get (remove) element from depth 'a'
and put on top of stack
a b PUT
put element 'a' at the level 'b' of the stack
if 'b' greater than the stack put at first place
if 'b' < 0 start to the reverse order of the stack
a b DEL
delete 'b' element on the stack from level 'a'
'a' and 'b' is get in absolute value
a FIND
get the level of stack containing the exact value 'a'
if no match, return 0
a FINDK
keep the level of stack containing the exact value 'a'
f no match, return an empty stack
( shortcut for a,FIND,KEEP )
a SEARCH
get the first level of stack containing the REGEX 'a'
a SEARCHI
get the first level of stack containing the REGEX 'a' (cas insensitive)
a SEARCHIA
get all level of stack containing the REGEX 'a' (cas insensitive)
empty the stack and return all the index of item matching
a SEARCHA
get all level of stack containing the REGEX 'a' (cas sensitive)
empty the stack and return all the index of item matching
toto,toti,titi,tata,tota,tito,tutot,truc,tot,SEARCHA
result: 8 7 4 2
a SEARCHK
keep all level of stack containing the REGEX 'a' (cas sensitive)
toto,toti,titi,tata,tota,tito,tutot,truc,tot,SEARCHK
result: toto toti tota tutot
a SEARCHIK
keep all level of stack containing the REGEX 'a' (cas insensitive)
a KEEP
delete all element on the stack except the level 'a'
if 'a' is deeper then stack, keep the stack untouched
a KEEPV
delete all element on the stack except the levels with indice in the var A
1,5,2,3,A,!!,a,b,c,d,e,f,g,i,A,KEEPV
result: i d g
a KEEPVV
keep element from array B with indice from ARRAY A
1,5,2,3,A,!!,a,b,c,d,e,f,g,i,8,B,!!,B,A,KEEPVV
result: i d g
b a KEEPN
keep 'b' element on the stack from level 'a'
and delete all other element
'a' and 'b' is get in absolute value
a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,4,3,KEEPN
result: c d e f
b a KEEPR
delete all elements on the stack except the level 'a' and keep all element deeper than 'b'
if 'a' is deeper then stack, keep the stack untouched
a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,6,3,KEEPR
result: a b f
c b a KEEPRN
keep 'b' element on the stack from level 'a' and keep all element deeper than 'c'
if 'a' is deeper then stack, keep the stack untouched
a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j,7,3,2,KEEPRN
result: a b c g h i
a b PRESERVE
keep element on the stack from level 'a'
to level 'b'
and delete all other element
'a' and 'b' is get in absolute value
if 'a' > 'b' keep the reverse of selection (boustrophedon)
a b COPY
copy element on the stack from level 'a'
to level 'b'
'a' and 'b' is get in absolute value
if 'a' > 'b' keep the reverse of selection (boustrophedon)
DICTIONARY and VARS operators
WORDS
return as one stack element the list of WORD in DICT separated by a |
VARS
return as one stack element the list of VARS separated by a |
v SIZE
return the size of the variable on the stack
v POPV
remove return the first item of the variable on the stack
v SHIFTV
remove return the latest item of the variable on the stack
v a IND
return the element of the variable at the indice a ( ARRAY emulation )
v INC
incremente (+ 1) the value of the variable on the statck
v DEC
decremente (- 1) the value of the variable on the statck
VARIABLE xxx
declare the variable 'xxx' (reserve memory)
v UNSET
delete the variable v
xx var !
set and delete from the stack the value xx to the variable 'var'
xx var !A
append to the variable and delete from the stack the value xx to the variable 'var'
x1 x2 x3 ... n var !!
put and delete from the stack 'n' element(s) from the stack in the variable 'var'
'n' is in absolute value
x1 x2 x3 ... n var !!A
append and delete 'n' element(s) from the stack in the variable 'var'
'n' is in absolute value
x1 x2 x3 ... n var !!C
copy 'n' element(s) from the stack in the variable 'var'
'n' is in absolute value
x1 x2 x3 ... n var !!CA
append 'n' element(s) from the stack in the variable 'var'
'n' is in absolute value
x1 x2 x3 ... b a var !!!
put and delete ' element(s) from the stack in the variable 'var'
starting at element 'a' to element 'b'
'a' and 'b' in absolute value
if 'a' > 'b' keep the reverse of selection (boustrophedon)
x1 x2 x3 ... b a var !!!A
append and delete ' element(s) from the stack in the variable 'var'
starting at element 'a' to element 'b'
'a' and 'b' in absolute value
if 'a' > 'b' keep the reverse of selection (boustrophedon)
x1 x2 x3 ... b a var !!!C
copy element(s) on the stack in the variable 'var'
starting at element 'a' to element 'b'
'a' and 'b' in absolute value
if 'a' > 'b' keep the reverse of selection (boustrophedon)
x1 x2 x3 ... b a var !!!CA
append element(s) on the stack in the variable 'var'
starting at element 'a' to element 'b'
'a' and 'b' in absolute value
if 'a' > 'b' keep the reverse of selection (boustrophedon)
var @
return the value of the variable 'var'
: xxx name1 ;
create a new entry in the dictionary whith name name1 and store the progam xxx
name1 FORGOT
delete/erase a create word (name1 )
: xxx yyy name1 PERL
execute the PERL code
with parameter(s) xxx yyy
!!! be care if the perl code need to use a coma (,)
you need to enclose the line inside double quote
if you need double quote in code use qq{ ... }
: xxx name1 PERLFUNC
execute the PERL function name1 with the parameter xxx
the default name space is "main::"
It is possible tu use a specific name space
the parameter are "stringified"
e.g. ':,5,filename,save,PERLFUNC'
call the function save("filename", 5);
name1 PERLFUNC0
execute the PERL function name1 with no parameters
the default name space is "main::"
It is possible tu use a specific name space
the parameter are "stringified"
!!! because this function don't know the namescape of the caller
!!! the parameter for the function must be scalar
!!! and not a perl variable or a ref to a perl compenent
!!! see PERLVAR
e.g. 'Test2,PERLFUNC0'
call the function Test2();
xxx nbr name1 PERLFUNCX
execute the PERL function name1 with nbr parameters from the stack xxx
the default name space is "main::"
It is possible tu use a specific name space
the parameter are "stringified"
!!! because this function don't know the namescape of the caller
!!! the parameter for the function must be scalar
!!! and not a perl variable or a ref to a perl compenent
!!! see PERLVAR
e.g. 'file,name,2,substit,PERLFUNCX'
call the function substit("name", "file");
xxx name1 PERLFUNC1
execute the PERL function name1 with the only one parameter xxx
the default name space is "main::"
It is possible tu use a specific name space
the parameter are "stringified"
e.g. 'file,name,CAT,substit,PERLFUNC1'
call the function substit("filename");
xxx nbr name1 PERLVAR
Return the perl variable.
If the var returned is an array, return each element of the array on the stack
If the var returned is a hash , return a STRUCTURATED LIST
the default name space is "main::"
It is possible tu use a specific name space
the parameter are "stringified"
e.g.1 '{$data},PERLVAR'
call the value of $data;
e.g.2 '{%S}->{extra},PERLVAR'
call the value of $S->{extra};
a >R
put 'a' on the return stack
R>
remove first element from the return stack and copy on the normal stack
RL
return the depth of the return stack
R@
copy return stack on normal stack
FILE operators ( basic IO )
file, mode , FH, OPEN
OPEN a file and keep the filehandle in the variable X
mode could be all combination of :
'r' ( read ),
'w' ( write ),
'c' ( create ),
't' ( truncate ),
'a'( append = seek to end )
file, UNLINK
UNLINK ( delete ) a file
FH, STAT
STAT the file using the handle stored in the var FH ( FH could also be a file path )
return the same content as perl stat. Keep in mind that the indice 0 from the perl array is the 1 fisrt stack level.
To get the size of a file:
/tmp/rpn,STAT,13,8,KEEPR
OFFSET, WHENCE, FH, SEEK
SEEK of OFFSET in the file using the handle stored in the var FH
if WHENCE = 0 seek from the beginning of the file
if WHENCE = 1 seek from the current position
if WHENCE = 2 seek from the end of the file ( offset must be < 0 )
( see perldoc -f seek )
FH, TELL
TELL return the position in the file using the handle stored in the var FH
FH, CLOSE
CLOSE the file handle stored in the var FH
N, FH, GETC
read and put on top of the stack N character from the filedscriptor stored in the variable FH
to do a file slurp:
/tmp/rpn,r,fh,OPEN,sh,STAT,13,6,KEEPR,fh,GETC,fh,CLOSE
N, FH, GETCS
read and put on the stack N character from the filedscriptor stored in the variable FH
each character is pushed on the stack ( and then the stack is evalueted )
N, FH, WRITE
put and delete N element from the stack to the filedscriptor stored in the variable FH
N, FH, WRITELINE
put and delete N element from the stack as a new line for each element to the filedscriptor stored in the variable FH
to flush buffer, use 0,0,FH,SEEK
FH, READLINE
read and put on the stack a line from the filedscriptor stored in the variable FH
LOOP and DECISION operators
a IF xxx THEN
test the element on top of stack
if == 1 execute 'xxx' block
The loop is executed always one time
a IF zzz ELSE xxx THEN
test the element on top of stack
if == 1 execute 'xxx' block
if != 1 execute 'zzz' block
The loop is executed always one time
BEGIN xxx WHILE zzz REPEAT
execute 'xxx' block
test the element on top of stack
if == 0 execute 'zzz' block and branch again at 'BEGIN'
if != 0 end the loop
The loop is executed always one time
end start DO,block,LOOP
process 'block' with iterator from value 'start' until 'end' value,with increment of 1;
The iterator variable is the second value on the stack (start argument)
end start increment DO,block,+LOOP
process 'block' with iterator from value 'start' untill 'end' value,with increment of 'increment'
This allow rational or negative value
The iterator variable is the second value on the stack (start argument)
rpn_error()
function which return the debug info from the calculation (like a division by 0)
rpn_separator_out( 'sep' )
function to set a specific separator for the returned stack (default = space)
This is useful when the result of rpn() is use inside another rpn() call
rpn_separator_in( 'sep' )
function to set a specific separator for the input data (default = ')
OPERATORS
The operators get value from the stack and push the result on top
In the following explanation, the stack is represented as a pair of brackets ()
and each elements by a pair of square barcket []
The left part is the state before evalutation
and the right part is the state of the stack after evaluation
Arithmetic operators
---------------------
+ ([a][b]) ([a+b])
- ([a][b]) ([a-b])
* ([a][b]) ([a*b])
/ ([a][b]) ([a/b]) Becare if division by null return a blank value
** ([a][b]) ([a**b])
1+ ([a]) ([a+1])
1- ([a]) ([a-1])
2+ ([a]) ([a+2])
2- ([a]) ([a-2])
MOD ([a][b]) ([a%b])
ABS ([a]) ([ABS a])
INT ([a]) ([INT a])
+- ([a]) ([-a])
REMAIN ([a]) ([a- INT a])
Rationnal operators
-------------------
SIN ([a]) ([SIN a]) Unit in radian
COS ([a]) ([COS a]) Unit in radian
TAN ([a]) ([TAN a]) Unit in radian
CTAN ([a]) ([CTAN a]) Unit in radian
LN ([a]) ([LOG a])
LOGB ([a][b]) ([LOG base b of a])
EXP ([a]) ([EXP a])
PI ([3.14159265358979])
Relational operator
----------------
< ([a][b]) ([1]) if [a]<[b] else ([0])
<= ([a][b]) ([1]) if [a]<=[b] else ([0])
> ([a][b]) ([1]) if [a]>[b] else ([0])
>= ([a][b]) ([1]) if [a]>=[b] else ([0])
== ([a][b]) ([1]) if [a]==[b] else ([0])
<=> ([a][b]) ([-1]) if [a]>[b],([1]) if [a]<[b], ([0])if [a]==[b]
!= ([a][b]) ([0]) if [a]==[b] else ([1])
TRUE ([a]) Return 1 if [a]>0 and exist
FALSE ([a]) Return 0 if [a]>0
Logical operator
----------------
OR ([a][b]) ([1]) if [a] or [b] >0
AND ([a][b]) ([1]) if [a] and [b] >0
XOR ([a][b]) ([1]) if [a] and [b] are >0 or ==0
NOT ([a]) Return 0 if [a]>0, Return 1 if[a]==0,
Other operator
----------------
>> ([a][b]) shift to the right the bits from [a] of [b] rank
<< ([a][b]) shift to the left the bits from [a] of [b] rank
MIN ([a][b]) ([a]) if [a]<[b] else ([b])
MAX ([a][b]) ([a]) if [a]>[b] else ([b])
LOOKUP ([a] V R [ope] ) test [ a ] on all value of array V with the operator [ope]
if succeed, return the value from array R at the succesfull indice
LOOKUPP ([a] V R [ope] ) test [ a ] on all value of array V with the perl operator [ope]
if succeed, return the value from array R at the succesfull indice
LOOKUPOP ([a] V R O] ) test [ a ] on all value of array V with the operator from the array OPE with the same indice
LOOKUPOPP ([a] V R O] ) test [ a ] on all value of array V with the perl operator from the array OPE with the same indice
if succeed, return the value from array R at the succesfull indice
TICK () ([time]) time in ticks
LTIME ([a]) ([min][hour][day_in_the_month][month][year][day_in_week][day_year][daylight_saving]
localtime of [a] like PERL
GTIME ([a]) ([min][hour][day_in_the_month][month][year][day_in_week][day_year][daylight_saving]
([a]) gmtime of [a] like PERL
HLTIME ([a]) ([a]) localtime human readeable
HGTIME ([a]) gmtime human readeable
RAND () ([rand]) a random numder between 0 and 1
LRAND ([a]) ([rand]) a random numder between 0 and [a]
SPACE ([a]) Return [a] with space between each 3 digits
DOT ([a]) Return [a] with dot (.) between each 3 digits
NORM ([a]) Return [a] normalized by 1000 (K,M,G = 1000 * unit)
NORM2 ([a]) Return [a] normalized by 1000 (K,M,G = 1024 * unit)
OCT (|a|) Return the DECIMAL value from HEX,OCTAL or BINARY value |a| (see oct from perl)
OCTSTR2HEX (|a|) Return a HEX string from a OCTETSTRING
HEX2OCTSTR (|a|) Return a OCTETSTRING string from a HEX
DDEC2STR (|a|) Return a string from a dotted DEC string
STR2DDEC (|a|) Return a dotted DEC string to a string
String operators
----------------
EQ ([a][b]) ([1]) if [a] eq [b] else ([0])
NE ([a][b]) ([1]) if [a] ne [b] else ([0])
LT ([a][b]) ([1]) if [a] lt [b] else ([0])
GT ([a][b]) ([1]) if [a] gt [b] else ([0])
LE ([a][b]) ([1]) if [a] le [b] else ([0])
GE ([a][b]) ([1]) if [a] ge [b] else ([0])
CMP ([a][b]) ([-1]) if [a] gt [b],([1]) if [a] lt [b], ([0])if [a] eq [b]
LEN ([a]) ([LENGTH a])
CAT ([a][b]) ([ab]) String concatenation
CATALL ([a][b]...[z]) ([ab...z]) String concatenation of all elements on the stack
REP ([a][b]) ([a x b]) repeat [b] time the motif [a]
REV ([a]) ([REVERSE a])
SUBSTR ([a][b][c]) ([SUBSTR [a], [b], [c]) get substring of [a] starting from [b] untill [c]
UC ([a]) ([UC a])
LC ([a]) ([LC a])
UCFIRST ([a]) ([UCFIRST a])
LCFIRST ([a]) ([LCFIRST a])
PAT ([a][b]) ([r1]...) use the pattern [b] on the string [a] and return result
if more then one result like $1, $2 ... return all the results
PATI ([a][b]) ([r1]...) use the pattern CASE INSENSITIVE [b] on the string [a] and return result
if more then one result like $1, $2 ... return all the results
TPAT ([a][b]) ([r]) use the pattern [b] on the string [a] and return 1 if pattern macth
otherwise return 0
TPATI ([a][b]) ([r]) use the pattern CASE INSENSITIVE [b] on the string [a] and return 1 if pattern macth
otherwise return 0
SPLIT ([a][b]) split ([a]) using the pattern ([b]) and return all elements on stack
SPLITI split ([a]) using the pattern CASE INSENSITIVE ([b])) and return all elements on stack
SPLIT2 ([a][R1][R2][K][V]) split ([a]) using the pattern ([R1]), each result are splitted using the pattern ([R2])
the result are stored in the variables [K] and [V]
SPAT ([a][b][c]) Do a pattern subsititution following this rule I<[c] =~s/[a]/[b]/>
SPATG ([a][b][c]) Do a pattern subsititution following this rule I<[c] =~s/[a]/[b]/g>
SPATI ([a][b][c]) Do a pattern subsititution following this rule I<[c] =~s/[a]/[b]/i>
(case insensitive)
SPATGI ([a][b][c]) Do a pattern subsititution following this rule I<[c] =~s/[a]/[b]/gi>
(case insensitive)
PRINTF ([a][b]...[x]) use the format present in [a] to print the value [b] to [x]
the format is the same as (s)printf
PACK ([a][b]...[x]) Do an unpack on variable [b] to [x] using format [b]
UNPACK ([a][b]) Do an unpack on variable [b] using format [a]
ISNUM ([a]) Test if a is a NUMBER return 1 if success ( [a] [1|0] )
Keep the value on the stack
ISNUMD ([a]) Test if a is a NUMBER return 1 if success ( [1|0] )
Remove the value from the stack
ISINT ([a]) Test if a is a INTEGER (natural number )
Return 1 if success ( [a] [1|0] )
Keep the value on the stack
ISINTD ([a]) Test if a is a INTEGER (natural number )
Return 1 if success ( [1|0] )
Remove the value from the stack
ISHEX ([a]) Test if a is a HEXADECIMAL (hex starting with 0x or 0X or # )
Return 1 if success ( [a] [1|0] )
Keep the value on the stack
ISHEXD ([a]) Test if a is a HEXADECIMAL (hex starting with 0x or 0X or # )
Return 1 if success ( [1|0] )
Remove the value from the stack
Stack operators
---------------
SWAP ([a][b]) ([b][a])
OVER ([a][b]) ([a][b][a])
DUP ([a]) ([a][a])
DDUP ([a][b]) ([a][b][a][b])
ROT ([a][b][c]) ([b][c][a])
RROT ([a][b][c]) ([c][a][b])
DEPTH ([r1]...) ([re1]...[nbr]) Return the number of elements in the statck
POP ([a][b]) ([a])
POPN ([a][b][c]...[x]) ([l]...[x]) remove [b] element from the stack (starting at [c])
SWAP2 ([a][b][c]) ([a][c][b])
ROLL ([a][b][c][d][e][n]) ([a][c][d][e][b]) rotate the [n] element of the stack (here [n]=4)
if [n] =3 it is equivalent to ROT
PICK ([a][b][c][d][e][n]) ([a][b][c][d][e][b]) copy element from depth [n] on top
GET ([a][b][c][d][e][n]) ([a][b][c][d][e][b]) get element from depth [n] and put on top
PUT ([a][b][c][d][v][n]) ([a][v][b][c][d]) put element [v] at level [n] (here [n]=3)
DEL ([a][b]) delete [b] element on the stack from level [a]
[a] and [b] is get in absolute value
KEEPN ([a][b]) keep [b] element(s) on the stack from level [a]
(and delete all other elements)
[a] and [b] is get in absolute value
KEEPR
KEEPRN
PRESERVE ([a][b]) keep element(s) on the stack from level [a] to level [b]
(and delete all other elements)
[a] and [b] is get in absolute value
COPY ([a][b]) copy element(s) on the stack from level [a] to level [b]
[a] and [b] is get in absolute value
FIND ([a]) get the level of stack containing [a]
SEARCH ([a]) get the level of stack containing the REGEX [a]
SEARCHI ([a]) get the level of stack containing the REGEX [a] ( case insensitive )
SEARCHK ([a]) keep only level of stack matching the REGEX [a]
SEARCHIK ([a]) keep only level of stack matching the REGEX [a] ( case insensitive )
KEEP ([a][b][c][d][e][n]) remove all elements of the stack except the element at deepth |n|
Dictionary operators
--------------------
WORDS () ([a])return as one stack element the list of WORD in DICT separated by a |
VARS () ([a])return as one stack element the list of VARIABLE in VAR separated by a |
INC ([a]) () increment (+1) the value of variable [a]
DEC ([a]) () decrement (-1) the value of variable [a]
VARIABLE ([a]) () create a entry in VAR for the variable [a]
! ([a][b]) store the value [a] in the variable [b]
!A
!! ([a][b][c]...[n] [var]) put and delete 'n' element(s) from the stack in the variable 'var'
'n' is in absolute value
!!A
!!C ([a][b][c]...[n] [var]) copy 'n' element(s) from the stack in the variable 'var'
'n' is in absolute value
!!CA
!!! ([a][b][c]...[n1] [n2] [var]) put and delete element(s) from the stack in the variable 'var'
starting at element 'a' to element 'b'
'a' and 'b' in absolute value
if 'a' > 'b' keep the reverse of selection (boustrophedon)
!!!A
!!!C ([a][b][c]...[n] [var]) copy 'element(s) from the stack in the variable 'var'
starting at element 'a' to element 'b'
'a' and 'b' in absolute value
if 'a' > 'b' keep the reverse of selection (boustrophedon)
!!!CA
@ ([a]) ([a]) return the value of the variable [a]
: xxx yyy ; create a new word (sub) into the dictionary with the xxx "code" and name yyy
: xxx yyy PERLFUNC execute the PERL function yyy with parameter(s) yyy
the default name space is "main::"
It is possible tu use a specific name space
: xxx yyy PERL execute the PERL code xxx ; yyy
File oprator
-------------
OPEN
STAT
SEEK
TELL
CLOSE
GETC
GETCS
READLINE
WRITE
WRITELINE
Return Stack operators
----------------------
>R ([a]) put ^a$ on the return stack
R> () remove first element from the return stack and copy on the normal
RL () return the depth of the return stack
R@ () copy return stack ion normal stack
LOOP and DECISION operators
---------------------------
[a] IF [..xxx] THEN Test the element on top of stack
if ==0, execute 'xxx' block
The loop is executed always one time
[a] IF [...zzz...] ELSE [..xxx...] THEN Test the element on top of stack
if ==0, execute 'xxx' block
if != 0 execute 'zzz' block
The loop is executed always one time
BEGIN xxx WHILE zzz REPEAT Execute 'xxx' block
Test the element on top of stack
if ==0 execute 'zzz' block and branch again to BEGIN
if != 0 end the loop
The loop is executed always one time
[a] [b] DO [...xxx...] LOOP ([a][b]) process block [...xxx...] with iterator from value [b] untill [a] value,
with increment of 1;
The iterator variable is '_I_' (read only and scoop only the DO ... LOOP block)
[a] [b] DO [...xxx...] [c] +LOOP ([a][b]) process block [...xxx...] with iterator from value [b] untill [a] value,
with increment of [c];
The iterator variable is '_I_' (read only and scoop only the DO ... LOOP block)
EXAMPLES
use Parse::RPN;
$test ="3,5,+";
$ret = rpn($test); # $ret = 8
$test = "Hello World,len,3,+";
$ret = rpn($test); # $ret = 14
$test = "'Hello,World',len,3,+";
$ret = rpn($test); # $ret = 14
$test = "'Hello,World,len,3,+";
---------^-----------^-
$ret = rpn($test); # $ret = 8 with a warning because the stack is not empty ([Hello] [8])
# be care to close your quoted string
$test = "'Hello world','or',PAT,'or',EQ,IF,'string contain or',ELSE,'No or in string',THEN"
$ret = rpn($test); # $ret = "Contain a coma"
$test = "'Hello world','or',TPAT,IF,'string contain or',ELSE,'No or in string',THEN";
$ret = rpn($test); # $ret = "string contain or"
$test = "3,10,/,5,+,82,*,%b,PRINTF";
$ret = rpn($test); # $ret = "110110010"
$test = "3,10,/,5,+,82,*,%016b,PRINTF";
$ret = rpn($test); # $ret = "0000000110110010"
$test = "55,N,pack,B32,unpack,^0+(?=\d), ,spat,'+',ds";
$ret = rpn($test); # $ret = 110111
$test = "7,3,/,10,3,/,%d %f,PRINTF";
@ret = rpn($test); # @ret = 2 3.333333
$test = "VARIABLE,a,0,a,!,##,b,BEGIN,bbbb,a,INC,a,@,4,>,WHILE,####,a,@,****,REPEAT";
@ret =rpn($test); # @ret = ## b bbbb #### 1 **** bbbb #### 2 **** bbbb #### 3 **** bbbb
or
$test = "0,a,!,##,b,BEGIN,bbbb,a,INC,a,@,4,>,WHILE,####,a,@,****,REPEAT"; # the VARIABLE declaration is optionel
@ret =rpn($test); # @ret = ## b bbbb #### 1 **** bbbb #### 2 **** bbbb #### 3 **** bbbb #### 4 **** bbbb
$test = "VARIABLE,a,0,a,!,z,0,5,-1,DO,a,INC,6,1,2,DO,A,_I_,+LOOP,#,+LOOP,##,a,@";
@ret =rpn($test); # @ret = z A 3 A 5 A 7 # A 3 A 5 A 7 # A 3 A 5 A 7 # A 3 A 5 A 7 # A 3 A 5 A 7 # A 3 A 5 A 7 # ## 6
$test = 'a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,5,2,V1,!!!,uuu,V1,SIZE'
$ret =rpn($test); # $ret = a b c d i uuu 4
$test = "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,3,KEEP";
$ret =rpn($test); # $ret = 7
$test = "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,30,KEEP";
$ret =rpn($test); # $ret = 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
$test = "h,g,f,e,d,c,b,a,4,3,DEL";
$ret =rpn($test); # $ret = h,c,b,a
$test = 'test for a split,\s,SPLIT,DEPTH';
$ret =rpn($test); # $ret = test,for,a,split,4
$test = '# .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.768 | 48 # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.769 | 38 # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.771 | 42 # .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.770 | 58 #,\s?#\s?,\s\|\s,a,b,SPLIT2
$ret = rpn($test)
$ret = rpn(a,@); # $ret = .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.768,.1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.769,.1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.771,.1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2.770
$ret = rpn(b,@); # $ret = 48,38,42,58
$test = "h,g,f,e,d,c,b,a,4,3,KEEPN"";
ret =rpn($test); # @ret = g,f,e,d
sub Test {
my $a = shift;
my $b = shift;
my $c = $a/$b;
print "a=$a\tb=$b\ttotal=$c\n";
return $c;
}
$test = ":,5,6,Test,PERLFUNC";
@ret =rpn($test); # call the function "Test" from the main package (the caller) with parameter 5,6 and return result (in @ret)
$test = ":,05,11,01,0,0,0,Time::Local::timelocal,PERLFUNC";
@ret =rpn($test); # @ret = 1133391600
$test = "1,2,3,+,:, my $b=7, "open LOG , qq{ >/tmp/log }",print LOG time,PERL";
@ret =rpn($test); # @ret = 1,5
and the file /tmp/log contain a line with the tick time.
$test = "11,55,*,5,2,401,+,:,my $b=,SWAP,CAT, "open LOG , qq{ >/tmp/log }",print LOG $b.qq{ \n },PERL"
@ret =rpn($test); # @ret =1 2 3 1 (the latest 1 is the succes result return)
and the file /tmp/log contain a line with 403 + a cariage return
$test = 'mb,tb,gb,mb,kb,4,V,!!,12,9,6,3,4,R,!!,V,R,"TPATI",LOOKUP'
@ret =rpn($test); # @ret = 6
$test = '5,1,2,3,4,5,5,V,!!," "," ",ok," ",nok,5,R,!!,V,R,"<=",LOOKUPP'
@ret =rpn($test); # @ret = nok
$test = '3,1,2,3,4,5,5,V,!!,a,b,ok,d,nok,5,R,!!,"<","<","<","<","<",5,O,!!,V,R,O,LOOKUPOPP'
@ret =rpn($test); # @ret = d
$test = 1,2,3,4,2,5,2,10,7,DEPTH,1,DO,MAX,LOOP'
@ret =rpn($test); # @ret = 10 ( = search the MAX in the stack )
$test = 'toto,tata,tota,tato,titi,tito,toti,tot,SEARCHA,DEPTH,r,!!,res1,res2,res3,res4,res5,res6,res7,res8,r,SIZE,DUP,s,!,1,DO,r,POPV,PICK,st,!A,LOOP,DEPTH,POPN,st,@'
@ret =rpn($test); # @ret = res2 res4 res8
The small tool 'RPN.pl' provide an easy interface to test quickly an RPN.
This include two test functions named 'save' and 'restore'
Try RPN.pl to get a minimal help.
Take a look to the minimalistic code, and put RPN.pl in your path.
Sample of use:
RPN.pl -r '1,2,3,:,123,100,+,7,*,test,save,PERLFUNC'
save in file '/tmp/test' the value '1561' (whithout CR/LF) and return 1 2 3 1
AUTHOR
Fabrice Dulaunoy <fabrice@dulaunoy.com>
It is a full rewrite from the version 1.xx to allow DICTIONNARY use
and STRUCTURE control
Thanks to the module Math::RPN from Owen DeLong, <owen@delong.com>
for the idea of using RPN in a config file
SEE ALSO
Math-RPN from Owen DeLong, <owen@delong.com>
TODO
Error processing, stack underflow...
CREDITS
Thank's to Stefan Moser <sm@open.ch> for the idea
to call a perl function from the rpn() and also for pin-pointing an error in stack return.
LICENSE
Under the GNU GPL2
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the GNU General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
See the GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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Parse::RPN Copyright (C) 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 DULAUNOY Fabrice
Parse::RPN comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY;
for details See: L<http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>
This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute
it under certain conditions;