#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# Parse and evaluate boolean expressions
#
# 16 April 1998 M-J. Dominus (mjd-perl-py@plover.com)
#

require 'arith.pl';

# This auxiliary subroutine is invoked by the parser whenever it needs
# to compute the value of an atom.  It should return the correct
# value.  The way it presently does that is by consulting a hash,
# %atom_value, but you could do it any way at all.

sub atomvalue {
  my %atom_value = ('a' => 1,
		    'b' => 0,
		    'c' => 1);

  my $atom = shift;
  if (!exists $atom_value{$atom}) {
    warn "Unrecognized atom `$atom'; assuming false value.\n";
  }
  $atom_value{$atom};
}

# $yydebug = 1;

$yydebug = (shift() eq '-d');

# Main program
while (<>) {
  chomp;
  set_input($_);
  $skip = 0;
  my $rc = yyparse();
  next if $skip;
  if ($rc == 0) {
    my $val = $values[0];
    print "The value of `$_' is $val.\n";
  } else {
    print "`$_' caused a syntax error.\n";
  }
}

sub error {
  warn "Runtime error `$_[0]' at line $. of input.  Skipping.\n";
  $skip = 1;
}