// EX6_09.CPP // A program to implement a calculator #include // For stream input/output #include // For the exit() function #include // For the isdigit() function using std::cin; using std::cout; using std::endl; void eatspaces(char* str); // Function to eliminate blanks double expr(char* str); // Function evaluating an expression double term(char* str, int& index); // Function analyzing a term double number(char* str, int& index); // Function to recognize a number const int MAX = 80; // Maximum expression length, // including '\0' int main() { char buffer[MAX] = {0}; // Input area for expression to be evaluated cout << endl << "Welcome to your friendly calculator." << endl << "Enter an expression, or an empty line to quit." << endl; for(;;) { cin.getline(buffer, sizeof buffer); // Read an input line eatspaces(buffer); // Remove blanks from input if(!buffer[0]) // Empty line ends calculator return 0; cout << "\t= " << expr(buffer) // Output value of expression << endl << endl; } } // Function to eliminate spaces from a string void eatspaces(char* str) { int i = 0; // 'Copy to' index to string int j = 0; // 'Copy from' index to string while((*(str + i) = *(str + j++)) != '\0') // Loop while character // copied is not \0 if(*(str + i) != ' ') // Increment i as long as i++; // character is not a space return; } // Function to evaluate an arithmetic expression double expr(char* str) { double value = 0.0; // Store result here int index = 0; // Keeps track of current character position value = term(str, index); // Get first term for(;;) // Indefinite loop, all exits inside { switch(*(str + index++)) // Choose action based on current character { case '\0': // We're at the end of the string return value; // so return what we have got case '+': // + found so add in the value += term(str, index); // next term break; case '-': // - found so subtract value -= term(str, index); // the next term break; default: // If we reach here the string cout << endl // is junk << "Arrrgh!*#!! There's an error" << endl; exit(1); } } } // Function to get the value of a term double term(char* str, int& index) { double value = 0.0; // Somewhere to accumulate // the result value = number(str, index); // Get the first number in the term // Loop as long as we have a good operator while((*(str + index) == '*') || (*(str + index) == '/')) { if(*(str + index) == '*') // If it's multiply, value *= number(str, ++index); // multiply by next number if(*(str + index) == '/') // If it's divide, value /= number(str, ++index); // divide by next number } return value; // We've finished, so return what // we've got } // Function to recognize a number in a string double number(char* str, int& index) { double value = 0.0; // Store the resulting value while(isdigit(*(str + index))) // Loop accumulating leading digits value = 10*value + (*(str + index++) - '0'); // Not a digit when we get to here if(*(str + index) != '.') // so check for decimal point return value; // and if not, return value double factor = 1.0; // Factor for decimal places while(isdigit(*(str + (++index)))) // Loop as long as we have digits { factor *= 0.1; // Decrease factor by factor of 10 value = value + (*(str + index) - '0')*factor; // Add decimal place } return value; // On loop exit we are done }