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Appendix A: System Routines — Token Operations
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get_key_ptr
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Example:
/* The system only uses get_key_ptr after user variables, arbitrary constants, and
numbers have been processed. If i is the EStackIndex of an expression, and kp is
an unsigned char pointer, then the following is an appropriate approach. */
Quantum q, r;
q = ESTACK (i); /* get the topmost tag */
r = 0; /* assume the topmost tag is a primary tag */
if (IS_USER_VAR (q)) /* check for user variables */
{
. . . /* code to handle user variables */
}
else if (IS_ARB_TAG (q)) /* check for arbitrary constants */
{
. . . /* code to handle arbitrary constants, @1, @n1, etc. */
}
else if (IS_NUMBER_TAG (q)) /* check for numbers */
{
. . . /* code to handle numbers */
}
else if (IS_DOUBLE_TAG (q)) /* check for tokens that require two values */
{ /* SYSVAR_TAG, SECONDARY_TAG, COMMAND_TAG */
r = ESTACK (i - 1);
}
kp = get_key_ptr (q, r); /* get pointer to catalog string */
.
.
.
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------- */
/* if q = SIN_TAG and r = 0, then get_key_ptr (q, r) returns a pointer */
/* to the string “sin(“. */
/* */
/* if q = SYSVAR_TAG and r = SV_XMIN, then get_key_ptr (q, r) returns a */
/* pointer to the string “xmin”. */
/* */
/* if q = SECONDARY_TAG and r = GETKEY_TAG, then get_key_ptr (q, r) */
/* returns a pointer to the string “getkey()”. */
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------- */
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