mini-interpreter | A Simple Scripting Language | Script Programming library

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mini-interpreter is a Go library typically used in Programming Style, Script Programming applications. mini-interpreter has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

A Scripting Language based on Golang.

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NewParser creates a new Parser .
Section 12 . 2 . 5
Main entry point
NewClassInfo returns the class info for the given class .
read text from bufio
appendNatives appends to the given environment variables .
encode register
encode offset
encode short offset
NewVM creates a new VM .

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How does ArrayList.get return its objects?

Cannot use Java BufferedReader to read from a file: Stream closed

QUESTION

How does ArrayList.get return its objects?

Asked 2018-Sep-12 at 03:40

Context: I'm making a mini-interpreter-ish calculator thing. I figured that the best way to hold the symbol table was to make an ArrayList of an Object that I've defined (name of the object is WiP). Setting up the ArrayList looks like.

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Answered 2018-Sep-12 at 01:36

What you are storing in the ArrayList is not the object itself, but reference to object.

So when you do vList.get(i) it is returning you the reference that you previous put in. Which means you are going to access the same object that you previous put in the list, instead of a copy of it.

Get yourself familiar with one of the basic concept of Java, which is Reference and Primitive types.

Some off-topic suggestions:

Make sure you are aware of Java's naming convention. For example, for the class name, it should be MiniVariable instead of miniVariable.
Just to be more accurate: "and the miniVariable Object contains the following variable", MiniVariable is a class, but not an object. You may say "and a MiniVariable object (instance) contains these member fields", or "in MiniVariable class defined the following member fields"

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52286214

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Cannot use Java BufferedReader to read from a file: Stream closed

Asked 2017-Nov-11 at 21:05

I have to create a mini-interpreter in Java for a "Toy Language" and in this project, I have to include a FileTable which is a class having as private field a HashMap, where FileData is:

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Answered 2017-Nov-11 at 21:05

You have created BufferedReader and FileReader in try-with-resources block. This means, that close() method was called on both directly after try block, as if there were finally{fileReader.close();bufferedReader.close()}.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47242648

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