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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
Created by Vasil V. on 2007-12-05.
Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved.
Solution for ruby quiz 148
Fixed a bug that occured with some expressions
class String
#checks if the string is an operator
def op?
return (self==’+’)||(self==’-’)||(self==’*’)||(self==’/’);
end
#returns true only for strings that
#represent integer or decimal numbers
def number?
#just regex
#most likely faster
#than exception handling
match = /\b[0-9]+([.]{1}[0-9]+){0,1}\b/.match(self)
if match.nil?
return false
else
return match[0]==self
end
end
end
def post_inf(expr)
tokens = expr.split(’ ‘)
#the postfix->infix algo goes like this
stack = []
tokens.each {|token|
if token.number?
stack.push(token)
elsif token.op?
string_top = stack.pop
string_bottom = stack.pop
#simple logic regarding operator precedance
exp = “#{string_bottom}#{token}#{string_top}”
exp = ‘(’+exp+’)’ if (token ==’+’)||(token==’-’)
stack.push(exp)
else
#if it’s not a number nor operator it’s no valid
puts “Invalid input!”
exit(1)
end
}
return stack.to_s
end
puts post_inf(ARGV[0])
#Some test output
post_inf(‘56 34 213.7 + * 678 -’) # => “(56*(34+213.7)-678)”
post_inf(‘1 56 35 + 16 9 - / +’) # => “(1+(56+35)/(16-9))”
post_inf(‘43.55 3.2 + 23 5 - /’) # => “(43.55+3.2)/(23-5)”