nrusch / SeExpr

SeExpr is a simple expression language that we use to provide artistic control and customization to our core software. We use it for procedural geometry synthesis, image synthesis, simulation control, and much more.

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For info on using new v3 features and porting your code, see:

http://wdas.github.io/SeExpr/doxygen/html/SeExpr_FAQ.html

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SeExpr - An embeddable expression evaluation engine

Super impatient CMake building and installing guide

$ git clone https://github.com/wdas/SeExpr
$ cd SeExpr
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake ../
$ make doc      # optional make documentation
$ make install

You can try the test application asciiGraph which is a simple function grapher... e.g.

./asciiGraph "x^3-8*x"

Getting started

Examining the demo applications in src/demo is a great way to see some usage examples of the library. The basic strategy is to subclass the Expression class and implement the methods that describe what extra functions and variables your expression evaluation will need

Be sure to check out the doxygen pages for an API overview: http://wdas.github.io/SeExpr/doxygen/ http://wdas.github.io/SeExpr/doxygen/v1 (for older documentation)

Source code overview

src/
   SeExpr2/  Library code
   ui/       User Interface components for editing
   demos/    Demo Applications
   tests/    Regression Tests
   doc/      Doxygen generation

SeExpr Developers

• David Aguilar
• Janet Berlin
• Brent Burley
• Lawrence Chai
• Noah Kagan
• Jared Reisweber
• Andrew Selle
• Dan Teece
• Tom Thompson

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