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Contents

• Syntax
• Description
• Options
• f++ example
• n++ example

Syntax

The syntax for exprtk.compile calls is:

exprtk.compile{options}(expression)
exprtk.compile{options}
{
	//block of ExprTk code
}
exprtk.compile{options}(name, expression)
exprtk.compile{block, options}(name)
{
	//block of ExprTk code
}

@exprtk.compile{options}(expression)
@exprtk.compile{options}
{
	//block of ExprTk code
}
@exprtk.compile{options}(name, expression)
@exprtk.compile{block, options}(name)
{
	//block of ExprTk code
}

Description

The exprtk.compile function is for compiling ExprTk expressions, it takes:

• zero parameters with the call followed by a block of ExprTk code to compile;
• a single parameter that should either be the expression to be compiled or for the b/block option a name to assign to the following block of ExprTk code to compile; or
• two parameters, the first being the name to assign to the second parameter which should be the ExprTk expression to compile.

See here for more information about

, and see the

/

option on this page.

Note: An expression will need to be recompiled if another variable/symbol with the same name has been in-scope since the expression was compiled. See also exprtk.add_variable.

Options

The following options are available for exprtk.compile calls:

f++ example

Examples of exprtk.compile being used with f++:

int i=0
exprtk.compile(nsm_write(console, 'i: ', i, endl))
for(; i<10; i+=1)
	exprtk.eval

exprtk.add_package(basicio_package)
exprtk.compile(world, println('hello, world!'))
exprtk.compile(mars, println('hello, mars!'))
exprtk.eval(world)

exprtk.add_package(basicio_package)
exprtk.compile{block}(eg)
{
	for(var i:=0; i<10; i+=1)
	{
		println('i: ', i)
	}
}
exprtk.eval(eg)

n++ example

Example of exprtk.compile being used with n++:

@int(i=0)
@exprtk.compile(nsm_write(console, 'i: ', i, endl))
@for(; i<10; i+=1)
	@exprtk.eval

@exprtk.add_package(basicio_package)
@exprtk.compile(world, println('hello, world!'))
@exprtk.compile(mars, println('hello, mars!'))
@exprtk.eval(world)

@exprtk.add_package(basicio_package)
@exprtk.compile{block}(eg)
{
	for(var i:=0; i<10; i+=1)
	{
		println('i: ', i)
	}
}
@exprtk.eval(eg)