math_parser 1.0.0

Process math expressions, convert them to machine-readable form, and calculate them.

Math Parser for Dart

Process math expressions, convert them to machine-readable form, and calculate them.

Math Tree

The library provides a family of MathNode classes, most of them have subnodes that are being calculated recursively.

There are such types of MathNode:

• MathFunction (and MathFunctionWithTwoArguments subclass)
• MathValue
• MathOperator

All the child classes names begin with the family they belong to.

Evaluation

You can evaluate a MathNode and its subnodes recursively by calling MathNode.calc(num x) and passing custom x variable value.

Example: Calculate x + 3, where x = 5.

MathOperatorAddition(
    MathFunctionX(),
    const MathValue(3),
).calc(5);

Parsing String to MathNode

The library can parse general mathematical expressions strings and return them as a machine-readable MathNode using MathNodeExpression.fromString method.

• Set isMinusNegativeFunction to true to interpret minus operator as a sum of two values, right of which will be negative: X - Y turns to X + (-Y)
• Set isImplicitMultiplication to false to disable implicit multiplication

Parse priority:

1. Parentheses () []
2. Variables: x, e, pi (π)
3. Functions:
   • sin, cos, tan (tg), cot (ctg)
   • sqrt (√) (interpreted as power of 1/2), complex numbers not supported
   • ln (base=E), lg (base=2), log[base](x)
   • asin (arcsin), acos (arccos), atan (arctg), acot (arcctg)
4. Unary minus (-) at the beginning of a block
5. Power (x^y)
6. Implicit multiplication (two MathNodes put near without operator between)
7. Division (/) & Multiplication (*)
8. Subtraction (-) & Addition (+)

MathNode fromString(
    /// The expression to convert
    String expression, {

    /// Converts all X - Y to X + (-Y)
    bool isMinusNegativeFunction = false,

    /// Allows skipping the multiplication (*) operator
    bool isImplicitMultiplication = true,
  });

Example for parsing a string and evaluating it with x = 20:

final expression = MathNodeExpression.fromString(
    '((2x)^(e^3 + 4)',
);
print(expression.calc(20));

Other Features

Numerical methods for Definite Integrals

You can calculate a given node as a definite integral using the MathNodeDefiniteIntegral extension. All methods have the same interface:

num definiteIntegralByLeftRectangles(
    /// Precision
    int n,
    num lowerLimit,
    num upperLimit,
);