PHP Calculator for arithmetic expressions
PHP calculator which evaluates different arithmetic expressions:, (*1)
2+5.9 = 7.9
3.5^(2-5) = 0.02332361516035
5-(2*(1+2)) = -1
The included functions by default are sqrt(x) and log(base, arg), but
there is also an option to add custom functions with any number of arguments., (*2)
Basic usage
use \Fintara\Tools\Calculator\Calculator;
$calculator = Calculator::create(); // use default tokenizer
echo $calculator->calculate('1+2*3/4'); // 2.5
Advanced usage
Custom functions
You can add custom functions:
* name: name of the function, as it will be used in expressions.
All lower case and _ (underscore) allowed.
* implementation: how to evaluate the function., (*3)
$calculator->addFunction('cbrt', function($x) {
return pow($x, 1/3);
});
echo $calculator->calculate('cbrt(27)'); // 3
Tokenizer
You can also use the tokenizer (or supply calculator with your own):, (*4)
$tokenizer = new Tokenizer();
$tokens = $tokenizer->tokenize('1+2*3.5'); // [1, '+', 2, '*', 3.5]
In case the expression contains functions (e.g. sqrt(x)),
the tokenizer needs to know all functions' names as second parameter., (*5)
$tokens = $tokenizer->tokenize('1+sqrt(4)', ['sqrt']); // [1, '+', 'sqrt', '(', 4, ')']
Note: The default tokenizer automatically adds * (multiplication)
sign between a number and following function or a number and following
parenthesis (if the sign is not found)., (*6)
$tokens = $tokenizer->tokenize('2 (1 + 3)'); // [2, '*', '(', 1, '+', 3, ')']
Changelog
2.0.1
* Added LICENSE, (*7)
2.0.0
* Breaking: operator mod is renamed to %.
* Breaking: addFunction does not need number of arguments anymore
(removed 3rd argument).
* Breaking: adding function with existing name throws.
You can use the helper replaceFunction.
* Breaking: getReversePolishNotation is private.
* Breaking: setExpression is removed. Use directly calculate($expression).
* Breaking: ILexer and DefaultLexer are replaced with
TokenizerInterface and Tokenizer respectively., (*8)