> What do you mean?
>
> --
> Benoît Minisini
I think about a tool that will be able to interpret inline formulas
like in a spreedsheet.
i have done something like that for playing myself but i'm not a
specialist of interpreters like you.
for example :
=Myvar1 + 3 *(3*myvar2)
=MYFUNCTION(myvar1; myvar2) + MyVar3
the function can be initialised for example like
Interpret.Function.Add("MYFunction", nbreArgs, typeRetVal)
And will call Public Sub Interpret_MyFunction(Arg1 as variant, arg2 as
variant,...) as variant
A Special Event will query the vars values : Public Sub
Interpret_GetVar(sVarName as string) as Variant
All the stuff of the interpreter will be to manage conditionnal
requirement and calculate values or concatenate strings. So this tool
will be usefull for user level programmation.
Like in spreadsheet or in reports formulas. It can be extended near to
unlimited. Some functions can be hardcoded like mathematical ones.
Others are depend of the context so must be implemented for each
widget or component. It's not the fastest way to make compute but the
most flexible.
I hope my english is not inapprehensible
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