reisinge respect for daring one more step into Lazyness. And sharing your code.

Here's my Lazyness with a big help from Math::Symbolic and friends:

perl -MMath::Symbolic=parse_from_string -MMath::Symbolic::Compiler=com
+pile_to_sub -e '             
 die "no!" unless
     @ARGV==1 
 and defined($e=$ARGV[0])
 and not $e=~/^\s*$/
 and defined($t=Math::Symbolic::parse_from_string($e))
 and ($s) = Math::Symbolic::Compiler->compile_to_sub($t)
 and $s 
 and ref($s)eq"CODE" 
 and defined($r=$s->()) 
 ;
 print "$r\n";
' 'sin(log(2,2))'

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P.S. I still don't know how to use constants (like PI) into symbolic expressions. Anyone?

bw, bliako

In reply to Re: Simple CLI calculator based on Perl's eval() by bliako
in thread Simple CLI calculator based on Perl's eval() by reisinge

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