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\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{axiom}
\begin{document}
\title{\$SPAD/src/algebra outform.spad}
\author{Stephen M. Watt}
\maketitle
\begin{abstract}
\end{abstract}
\eject
\tableofcontents
\eject
\section{package NUMFMT NumberFormats}
<<package NUMFMT NumberFormats>>=
)abbrev package NUMFMT NumberFormats
++ SMW March 88
++ Keywords: string manipulation, roman numerals, format
++ Description:
++ NumberFormats provides function to format and read arabic and
++ roman numbers, to convert numbers to strings and to read
++ floating-point numbers.
NumberFormats(): NFexports == NFimplementation where
PI ==> PositiveInteger
I ==> Integer
C ==> Character
F ==> Float
S ==> String
V ==> PrimitiveArray
NFexports ==> with
FormatArabic: PI -> S
++ FormatArabic(n) forms an Arabic numeral
++ string from an integer n.
ScanArabic: S -> PI
++ ScanArabic(s) forms an integer from an Arabic numeral string s.
FormatRoman: PI -> S
++ FormatRoman(n) forms a Roman numeral string from an integer n.
ScanRoman: S -> PI
++ ScanRoman(s) forms an integer from a Roman numeral string s.
ScanFloatIgnoreSpaces: S -> F
++ ScanFloatIgnoreSpaces(s) forms a floating point number from
++ the string s ignoring any spaces. Error is generated if the
++ string is not recognised as a floating point number.
ScanFloatIgnoreSpacesIfCan: S -> Union(F, "failed")
++ ScanFloatIgnoreSpacesIfCan(s) tries to form a floating point number from
++ the string s ignoring any spaces.
NFimplementation ==> add
import SExpression
import Symbol
replaceD: C -> C
replaced: C -> C
contract: S -> S
check: S ->Boolean
replaceD c ==
if c = char "D" then char "E" else c
replaced c ==
if c = char "d" then char "E" else c
contract s ==
s:= map(replaceD,s)
s:= map(replaced,s)
ls:List S := split(s,char " ")$String
s:= concat ls
check s ==
NUMBERP(READ_-FROM_-STRING(s)$Lisp)$Lisp and
-- if there is an "E" then there must be a "."
-- this is not caught by code above
-- also if the exponent is v.big the above returns false
not (any?(#1=char "E",s) and not any?(#1=char ".",s) )
-- Original interpreter function:
-- )lis (defun scanstr(x) (spadcomp::|parseFromString| x))
sexfloat:SExpression:=convert(coerce("Float")@Symbol)$SExpression
ScanFloatIgnoreSpaces s ==
s := contract s
not check s => error "Non-numeric value"
sex := interpret(packageTran(ncParseFromString(s)$Lisp)$Lisp)$Lisp
sCheck := car(car(sex))
if (sCheck=sexfloat) = true then
f := (cdr cdr sex) pretend Float
else
if integer?(cdr sex) = true then
f := (cdr sex) pretend Integer
f::F
else
error "Non-numeric value"
ScanFloatIgnoreSpacesIfCan s ==
s := contract s
not check s => "failed"
sex := interpret(packageTran(ncParseFromString(s)$Lisp)$Lisp)$Lisp
sCheck := car(car(sex))
if (sCheck=sexfloat) = true then
f := (cdr cdr sex) pretend Float
else
if integer?(cdr sex) = true then
f := (cdr sex) pretend Integer
f::F
else
"failed"
units:V S :=
construct ["","I","II","III","IV","V","VI","VII","VIII","IX"]
tens :V S :=
construct ["","X","XX","XXX","XL","L","LX","LXX","LXXX","XC"]
hunds:V S :=
construct ["","C","CC","CCC","CD","D","DC","DCC","DCCC","CM"]
umin := minIndex units
tmin := minIndex tens
hmin := minIndex hunds
romval:V I := new(256, -1)
romval ord char(" ")$C := 0
romval ord char("I")$C := 1
romval ord char("V")$C := 5
romval ord char("X")$C := 10
romval ord char("L")$C := 50
romval ord char("C")$C := 100
romval ord char("D")$C := 500
romval ord char("M")$C := 1000
thou:C := char "M"
plen:C := char "("
pren:C := char ")"
ichar:C := char "I"
FormatArabic n == STRINGIMAGE(n)$Lisp
ScanArabic s == PARSE_-INTEGER(s)$Lisp
FormatRoman pn ==
n := pn::Integer
-- Units
d := (n rem 10) + umin
n := n quo 10
s := units.d
zero? n => s
-- Tens
d := (n rem 10) + tmin
n := n quo 10
s := concat(tens.d, s)
zero? n => s
-- Hundreds
d := (n rem 10) + hmin
n := n quo 10
s := concat(hunds.d, s)
zero? n => s
-- Thousands
d := n rem 10
n := n quo 10
s := concat(new(d::NonNegativeInteger, thou), s)
zero? n => s
-- Ten thousand and higher
for i in 2.. while not zero? n repeat
-- Coefficient of 10**(i+2)
d := n rem 10
n := n quo 10
zero? d => "iterate"
m0:String := concat(new(i,plen),concat("I",new(i,pren)))
mm := concat([m0 for j in 1..d]$List(String))
-- strictly speaking the blank is gratuitous
if #s > 0 then s := concat(" ", s)
s := concat(mm, s)
s
-- ScanRoman
--
-- The Algorithm:
-- Read number from right to left. When the current
-- numeral is lower in magnitude than the previous maximum
-- then subtract otherwise add.
-- Shift left and repeat until done.
ScanRoman s ==
s := upperCase s
tot: I := 0
Max: I := 0
i: I := maxIndex s
while i >= minIndex s repeat
-- Read a single roman digit
c := s.i; i := i-1
n := romval ord c
-- (I)=1000, ((I))=10000, (((I)))=100000, etc
if n < 0 then
c ~= pren =>
error ["Improper character in Roman numeral: ",c]
nprens: PI := 1
while c = pren and i >= minIndex s repeat
c := s.i; i := i-1
if c = pren then nprens := nprens+1
c ~= ichar =>
error "Improper Roman numeral: (x)"
for k in 1..nprens while i >= minIndex s repeat
c := s.i; i := i-1
c ~= plen =>
error "Improper Roman numeral: unbalanced ')'"
n := 10**(nprens + 2)
if n < Max then
tot := tot - n
else
tot := tot + n
Max := n
tot < 0 => error ["Improper Roman numeral: ", tot]
tot::PI
@
\section{domain OUTFORM OutputForm}
<<domain OUTFORM OutputForm>>=
import Void
import Boolean
import Integer
import NonNegativeInteger
import DoubleFloat
import Symbol
import String
import List
)abbrev domain OUTFORM OutputForm
++ Keywords: output, I/O, expression
++ SMW March/88
++ Description:
++ This domain is used to create and manipulate mathematical expressions
++ for output. It is intended to provide an insulating layer between
++ the expression rendering software (e.g.FORTRAN, TeX, or Script) and
++ the output coercions in the various domains.
OutputForm(): SetCategory with
--% Printing
print : % -> Void
++ print(u) prints the form u.
message: String -> %
++ message(s) creates an form with no string quotes
++ from string s.
messagePrint: String -> Void
++ messagePrint(s) prints s without string quotes. Note:
++ \spad{messagePrint(s)} is equivalent to \spad{print message(s)}.
--% Creation of atomic forms
outputForm: Integer -> %
++ outputForm(n) creates an form for integer n.
outputForm: Symbol -> %
++ outputForm(s) creates an form for symbol s.
outputForm: String -> %
++ outputForm(s) creates an form for string s.
outputForm: DoubleFloat -> %
++ outputForm(sf) creates an form for small float sf.
empty : () -> %
++ empty() creates an empty form.
doubleFloatFormat : String -> String
++ change the output format for doublefloats using lisp
++ format strings
--% Sizings
width: % -> Integer
++ width(f) returns the width of form f (an integer).
height: % -> Integer
++ height(f) returns the height of form f (an integer).
width: -> Integer
++ width() returns the width of the display area (an integer).
height: -> Integer
++ height() returns the height of the display area (an integer).
subHeight: % -> Integer
++ subHeight(f) returns the height of form f below the base line.
superHeight: % -> Integer
++ superHeight(f) returns the height of form f above the base line.
--% Space manipulations
hspace: Integer -> % ++ hspace(n) creates white space of width n.
vspace: Integer -> % ++ vspace(n) creates white space of height n.
rspace: (Integer,Integer) -> %
++ rspace(n,m) creates rectangular white space, n wide by m high.
--% Area adjustments
left: (%,Integer) -> %
++ left(f,n) left-justifies form f within space of width n.
right: (%,Integer) -> %
++ right(f,n) right-justifies form f within space of width n.
center: (%,Integer) -> %
++ center(f,n) centers form f within space of width n.
left: % -> %
++ left(f) left-justifies form f in total space.
right: % -> %
++ right(f) right-justifies form f in total space.
center: % -> %
++ center(f) centers form f in total space.
--% Area manipulations
hconcat: (%,%) -> %
++ hconcat(f,g) horizontally concatenate forms f and g.
vconcat: (%,%) -> %
++ vconcat(f,g) vertically concatenates forms f and g.
hconcat: List % -> %
++ hconcat(u) horizontally concatenates all forms in list u.
vconcat: List % -> %
++ vconcat(u) vertically concatenates all forms in list u.
--% Application formers
prefix: (%, List %) -> %
++ prefix(f,l) creates a form depicting the n-ary prefix
++ application of f to a tuple of arguments given by list l.
infix: (%, List %) -> %
++ infix(f,l) creates a form depicting the n-ary application
++ of infix operation f to a tuple of arguments l.
infix: (%, %, %) -> %
++ infix(op, a, b) creates a form which prints as: a op b.
postfix: (%, %) -> %
++ postfix(op, a) creates a form which prints as: a op.
infix?: % -> Boolean
++ infix?(op) returns true if op is an infix operator,
++ and false otherwise.
elt: (%, List %) -> %
++ elt(op,l) creates a form for application of op
++ to list of arguments l.
--% Special forms
string: % -> %
++ string(f) creates f with string quotes.
label: (%, %) -> %
++ label(n,f) gives form f an equation label n.
box: % -> %
++ box(f) encloses f in a box.
matrix: List List % -> %
++ matrix(llf) makes llf (a list of lists of forms) into
++ a form which displays as a matrix.
zag: (%, %) -> %
++ zag(f,g) creates a form for the continued fraction form for f over g.
root: % -> %
++ root(f) creates a form for the square root of form f.
root: (%, %) -> %
++ root(f,n) creates a form for the nth root of form f.
over: (%, %) -> %
++ over(f,g) creates a form for the vertical fraction of f over g.
slash: (%, %) -> %
++ slash(f,g) creates a form for the horizontal fraction of f over g.
assign: (%, %) -> %
++ assign(f,g) creates a form for the assignment \spad{f := g}.
rarrow: (%, %) -> %
++ rarrow(f,g) creates a form for the mapping \spad{f -> g}.
differentiate: (%, NonNegativeInteger) -> %
++ differentiate(f,n) creates a form for the nth derivative of f,
++ e.g. \spad{f'}, \spad{f''}, \spad{f'''},
++ "f super \spad{iv}".
binomial: (%, %) -> %
++ binomial(n,m) creates a form for the binomial coefficient of n and m.
--% Scripts
sub: (%, %) -> %
++ sub(f,n) creates a form for f subscripted by n.
super: (%, %) -> %
++ super(f,n) creates a form for f superscripted by n.
presub: (%, %) -> %
++ presub(f,n) creates a form for f presubscripted by n.
presuper:(%, %) -> %
++ presuper(f,n) creates a form for f presuperscripted by n.
scripts: (%, List %) -> %
++ \spad{scripts(f, [sub, super, presuper, presub])}
++ creates a form for f with scripts on all 4 corners.
supersub:(%, List %) -> %
++ supersub(a,[sub1,super1,sub2,super2,...])
++ creates a form with each subscript aligned
++ under each superscript.
--% Diacritical marks
quote: % -> %
++ quote(f) creates the form f with a prefix quote.
dot: % -> %
++ dot(f) creates the form with a one dot overhead.
dot: (%, NonNegativeInteger) -> %
++ dot(f,n) creates the form f with n dots overhead.
prime: % -> %
++ prime(f) creates the form f followed by a suffix prime (single quote).
prime: (%, NonNegativeInteger) -> %
++ prime(f,n) creates the form f followed by n primes.
overbar: % -> %
++ overbar(f) creates the form f with an overbar.
overlabel: (%, %) -> %
++ overlabel(x,f) creates the form f with "x overbar" over the top.
--% Plexes
sum: (%) -> %
++ sum(expr) creates the form prefixing expr by a capital sigma.
sum: (%, %) -> %
++ sum(expr,lowerlimit) creates the form prefixing expr by
++ a capital sigma with a lowerlimit.
sum: (%, %, %) -> %
++ sum(expr,lowerlimit,upperlimit) creates the form prefixing expr by
++ a capital sigma with both a lowerlimit and upperlimit.
prod: (%) -> %
++ prod(expr) creates the form prefixing expr by a capital pi.
prod: (%, %) -> %
++ prod(expr,lowerlimit) creates the form prefixing expr by
++ a capital pi with a lowerlimit.
prod: (%, %, %) -> %
++ prod(expr,lowerlimit,upperlimit) creates the form prefixing expr by
++ a capital pi with both a lowerlimit and upperlimit.
int: (%) -> %
++ int(expr) creates the form prefixing expr with an integral sign.
int: (%, %) -> %
++ int(expr,lowerlimit) creates the form prefixing expr by an
++ integral sign with a lowerlimit.
int: (%, %, %) -> %
++ int(expr,lowerlimit,upperlimit) creates the form prefixing expr by
++ an integral sign with both a lowerlimit and upperlimit.
--% Matchfix forms
brace: % -> %
++ brace(f) creates the form enclosing f in braces (curly brackets).
brace: List % -> %
++ brace(lf) creates the form separating the elements of lf
++ by commas and encloses the result in curly brackets.
bracket: % -> %
++ bracket(f) creates the form enclosing f in square brackets.
bracket: List % -> %
++ bracket(lf) creates the form separating the elements of lf
++ by commas and encloses the result in square brackets.
paren: % -> %
++ paren(f) creates the form enclosing f in parentheses.
paren: List % -> %
++ paren(lf) creates the form separating the elements of lf
++ by commas and encloses the result in parentheses.
--% Separators for aggregates
pile: List % -> %
++ pile(l) creates the form consisting of the elements of l which
++ displays as a pile, i.e. the elements begin on a new line and
++ are indented right to the same margin.
commaSeparate: List % -> %
++ commaSeparate(l) creates the form separating the elements of l
++ by commas.
semicolonSeparate: List % -> %
++ semicolonSeparate(l) creates the form separating the elements of l
++ by semicolons.
blankSeparate: List % -> %
++ blankSeparate(l) creates the form separating the elements of l
++ by blanks.
--% Specific applications
=: (%, %) -> %
++ f = g creates the equivalent infix form.
~=: (%, %) -> %
++ f ~= g creates the equivalent infix form.
<: (%, %) -> %
++ f < g creates the equivalent infix form.
>: (%, %) -> %
++ f > g creates the equivalent infix form.
<=: (%, %) -> %
++ f <= g creates the equivalent infix form.
>=: (%, %) -> %
++ f >= g creates the equivalent infix form.
+: (%, %) -> %
++ f + g creates the equivalent infix form.
-: (%, %) -> %
++ f - g creates the equivalent infix form.
-: (%) -> %
++ - f creates the equivalent prefix form.
*: (%, %) -> %
++ f * g creates the equivalent infix form.
/: (%, %) -> %
++ f / g creates the equivalent infix form.
**: (%, %) -> %
++ f ** g creates the equivalent infix form.
div: (%, %) -> %
++ f div g creates the equivalent infix form.
rem: (%, %) -> %
++ f rem g creates the equivalent infix form.
quo: (%, %) -> %
++ f quo g creates the equivalent infix form.
exquo: (%, %) -> %
++ exquo(f,g) creates the equivalent infix form.
and: (%, %) -> %
++ f and g creates the equivalent infix form.
or: (%, %) -> %
++ f or g creates the equivalent infix form.
not: (%) -> %
++ not f creates the equivalent prefix form.
SEGMENT: (%,%) -> %
++ SEGMENT(x,y) creates the infix form: \spad{x..y}.
SEGMENT: (%) -> %
++ SEGMENT(x) creates the prefix form: \spad{x..}.
== add
import NumberFormats
-- Todo:
-- program forms, greek letters
-- infix, prefix, postfix, matchfix support in OUT BOOT
-- labove rabove, corresponding overs.
-- better super script, overmark, undermark
-- bug in product, paren blankSeparate []
-- uniformize integrals, products, etc as plexes.
cons ==> CONS$Lisp
car ==> CAR$Lisp
cdr ==> CDR$Lisp
format: String := "~G"
doubleFloatFormat(s:String): String ==
ss: String := format
format := s
ss
a, b: %
l: List %
s: String
e: Symbol
n: Integer
nn:NonNegativeInteger
sform(s: String): % == s pretend %
eform(e: Symbol): % == e pretend %
iform(i: Integer): % == i pretend %
bless(x: List %): % == x pretend %
print x == mathprint(x)$Lisp
message s == (empty? s => empty(); s pretend %)
messagePrint s == print message s
(a:% = b:%): Boolean == EQUAL(a, b)$Lisp
(a:% = b:%):% == bless [eform '=, a, b]
coerce(a):OutputForm == a pretend OutputForm
outputForm n == n pretend %
outputForm e == e pretend %
outputForm(f:DoubleFloat) ==
-- ??? this really should be rendered in as a sequence of
-- ??? OutputForm bytecodes, not hardcoded here.
FORMAT(NIL$Lisp,format,f)$Lisp
outputForm s ==
sform concat(quote()$Character, concat(s, quote()$Character))
width(a) == outformWidth(a)$Lisp
height(a) == height(a)$Lisp
subHeight(a) == subspan(a)$Lisp
superHeight(a) == superspan(a)$Lisp
height() == 20
width() == 66
center(a,w) == hconcat(hspace((w - width(a)) quo 2),a)
left(a,w) == hconcat(a,hspace((w - width(a))))
right(a,w) == hconcat(hspace(w - width(a)),a)
center(a) == center(a,width())
left(a) == left(a,width())
right(a) == right(a,width())
vspace(n) ==
n <= 0 => empty()
vconcat(sform " ",vspace(n - 1))
hspace(n) ==
n <= 0 => empty()
sform(fillerSpaces(n)$Lisp)
rspace(n, m) ==
n <= 0 or m <= 0 => empty()
vconcat(hspace n, rspace(n, m - 1))
matrix ll ==
lv := bless [LIST2VEC$Lisp l for l in ll]
CONS(eform MATRIX, LIST2VEC$Lisp lv)$Lisp
pile l == cons(eform 'SC, l)
commaSeparate l == cons(eform 'AGGLST, l)
semicolonSeparate l == cons(eform 'AGGSET, l)
blankSeparate l ==
c:=eform 'CONCATB
l1: List % :=[]
for u in reverse l repeat
if EQCAR(u,c)$Lisp
then l1:=[:cdr u,:l1]
else l1:=[u,:l1]
cons(c, l1)
brace a == bless [eform 'BRACE, a]
brace l == brace commaSeparate l
bracket a == bless [eform 'BRACKET, a]
bracket l == bracket commaSeparate l
paren a == bless [eform 'PAREN, a]
paren l == paren commaSeparate l
sub (a,b) == bless [eform 'SUB, a, b]
super (a, b) == bless [eform 'SUPERSUB,a,sform " ",b]
presub(a,b) ==
bless [eform 'SUPERSUB,a,sform " ",sform " ",sform " ",b]
presuper(a, b) == bless [eform 'SUPERSUB,a,sform " ",sform " ",b]
scripts (a, l) ==
null l => a
null rest l => sub(a, first l)
cons(eform 'SUPERSUB, cons(a, l))
supersub(a, l) ==
if odd?(#l) then l := append(l, [empty()])
cons(eform 'ALTSUPERSUB, cons(a, l))
hconcat(a,b) == bless [eform 'CONCAT, a, b]
hconcat l == cons(eform 'CONCAT, l)
vconcat(a,b) == bless [eform 'VCONCAT, a, b]
vconcat l == cons(eform 'VCONCAT, l)
(a:% ~= b:%): % == bless [eform '~=, a, b]
a < b == bless [eform '<, a, b]
a > b == bless [eform '>, a, b]
a <= b == bless [eform '<=, a, b]
a >= b == bless [eform '>=, a, b]
a + b == bless [eform '+, a, b]
a - b == bless [eform '-, a, b]
- a == bless [eform '-, a]
a * b == bless [eform '*, a, b]
a / b == bless [eform '/, a, b]
a ** b == bless [eform '**, a, b]
a div b == bless [eform 'div, a, b]
a rem b == bless [eform 'rem, a, b]
a quo b == bless [eform 'quo, a, b]
a exquo b == bless [eform 'exquo, a, b]
a and b == bless [eform 'and, a, b]
a or b == bless [eform 'or, a, b]
not a == bless [eform 'not, a]
SEGMENT(a,b)== bless [eform 'SEGMENT, a, b]
SEGMENT(a) == bless [eform 'SEGMENT, a]
binomial(a,b)== bless [eform 'BINOMIAL, a, b]
empty() == bless [eform 'NOTHING]
infix? a ==
e:$ :=
IDENTP$Lisp a => a
STRINGP$Lisp a => INTERN$Lisp a
return false
if GET(e,QUOTE(INFIXOP$Lisp)$Lisp)$Lisp then true else false
elt(a, l) ==
cons(a, l)
prefix(a,l) ==
not infix? a => cons(a, l)
hconcat(a, paren commaSeparate l)
infix(a, l) ==
null l => empty()
null rest l => first l
infix? a => cons(a, l)
hconcat [first l, a, infix(a, rest l)]
infix(a,b,c) ==
infix? a => bless [a, b, c]
hconcat [b, a, c]
postfix(a, b) ==
hconcat(b, a)
string a == bless [eform 'STRING, a]
quote a == bless [eform 'QUOTE, a]
overbar a == bless [eform 'OVERBAR, a]
dot a == super(a, eform '_.)
prime a == super(a, eform '_,)
dot(a,nn) == (s := new(nn, char "."); super(a, sform s))
prime(a,nn) == (s := new(nn, char ","); super(a, sform s))
overlabel(a,b) == bless [eform 'OVERLABEL, a, b]
box a == bless [eform 'BOX, a]
zag(a,b) == bless [eform 'ZAG, a, b]
root a == bless [eform 'ROOT, a]
root(a,b) == bless [eform 'ROOT, a, b]
over(a,b) == bless [eform 'OVER, a, b]
slash(a,b) == bless [eform 'SLASH, a, b]
assign(a,b)== bless [eform '%LET, a, b]
label(a,b) == bless [eform 'EQUATNUM, a, b]
rarrow(a,b)== bless [eform 'RARROW, a, b]
differentiate(a, nn)==
zero? nn => a
nn < 4 => prime(a, nn)
r := FormatRoman(nn::PositiveInteger)
s := lowerCase(r::String)
super(a, paren sform s)
sum(a) == bless [eform 'SIGMA, empty(), a]
sum(a,b) == bless [eform 'SIGMA, b, a]
sum(a,b,c) == bless [eform 'SIGMA2, b, c, a]
prod(a) == bless [eform 'PI, empty(), a]
prod(a,b) == bless [eform 'PI, b, a]
prod(a,b,c)== bless [eform 'PI2, b, c, a]
int(a) == bless [eform 'INTSIGN,empty(), empty(), a]
int(a,b) == bless [eform 'INTSIGN,b, empty(), a]
int(a,b,c) == bless [eform 'INTSIGN,b, c, a]
@
\section{License}
<<license>>=
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@
<<*>>=
<<license>>
<<package NUMFMT NumberFormats>>
<<domain OUTFORM OutputForm>>
@
\eject
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\bibitem{1} nothing
\end{thebibliography}
\end{document}
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