Class NullWrappedLazyLogical

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    CallbackEvaluationI, NullWrappedFunctionI, PostfixMathCommandI, java.io.Serializable

    public class NullWrappedLazyLogical
    extends PostfixMathCommand
    implements CallbackEvaluationI, NullWrappedFunctionI
    Null wrapped versions of the LazyLogical functions. In version 3.5 the convention has been changed to behave like the MySQL logical operators.
    OR truth table
    A OR B True False null
    True True True True
    False True False null
    null True null null

     

    AND truth table
    A AND B True False null
    True True False null
    False False False False
    null null False null

     

    NOT truth table
    A NOT A
    True False
    False True
    null null
    Since:
    3.4
    Version:
    3.5
    Author:
    Richard Morris
    See Also:
    LazyLogical, Serialized Form
    • Field Detail

      • id

        protected int id
        Represents which logical operator this is.
      • allowNumbers

        protected boolean allowNumbers
    • Constructor Detail

      • NullWrappedLazyLogical

        public NullWrappedLazyLogical​(int id_in)
        Standard constructor, non zero Numbers will be treated as true and zero Numbers as false.
        Parameters:
        id_in - either of the constants AND or OR
      • NullWrappedLazyLogical

        public NullWrappedLazyLogical​(int id_in,
                                      boolean disallowNumbers)
        Constructor which restricts type of arguments.
        Parameters:
        id_in -
        disallowNumbers - if true Number arguments will raise exceptions, otherwise as the Standard constructor.
    • Method Detail

      • evaluate

        public java.lang.Object evaluate​(Node node,
                                         Evaluator pv)
                                  throws EvaluationException
        Description copied from interface: CallbackEvaluationI
        Performs some special evaluation on the node. This method has the responsibility for evaluating the children of the node and it should generally call
         pv.eval(node.jjtGetChild(i))   
         
        for each child. The SymbolTable is not passed as an argument. This is because it is better practice to get and set variable values by using node.getVar().setValue() rather that through the SymbolTable with requires a hashtable lookup.
        Specified by:
        evaluate in interface CallbackEvaluationI
        Parameters:
        node - The current node
        pv - The visitor, can be used evaluate the children
        Returns:
        the value after evaluation. This value will be passed to other functions higher up the node tree. The value can be any type including Double or Vector<Object>
        Throws:
        EvaluationException - if the calculation cannot be performed
        See Also:
        Evaluator