public interface ExpressionBuilder
 This interface provides methods to build a single expression consisting of PolyScope entities, such as
 variables, Features, I/Os and/or waypoints, as well as string parts. Each expression being built must use
 a new ExpressionBuilder instance.
 
 
 Expression expr = builder.appendVariable(var_1)
                          .append(" + ")
                          .appendVariable(var_2)
                          .append(" + 5")
                          .build();
 
 
 The expression built will have information about the entities and their type (in the example the variables 'var_1' and
 'var_2'). Should the entities for some reason not be present, the expression can still be valid but will be undefined.
 This can be the case for, e.g. installation variables, if a different installation is loaded or the end user has deleted
 the variable. When the variable is present again, the expression will become defined.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
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ExpressionBuilder | 
append(String expressionPart)
Append a string part of the expression. 
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ExpressionBuilder | 
appendFeature(Feature feature)
Append a Feature object to the expression. 
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ExpressionBuilder | 
appendIO(IO io)
Append an I/O object to the expression. 
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ExpressionBuilder | 
appendVariable(Variable variable)
Append a variable object to the expression. 
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ExpressionBuilder | 
appendWaypoint(WaypointNode waypoint)
Append a waypoint to the expression. 
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Expression | 
build()
Build the expression consisting of all the appended parts. 
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ExpressionBuilder append(String expressionPart)
expressionPart - the expression part to be appended.ExpressionBuilder appendVariable(Variable variable)
variable - the variable to append.ExpressionBuilder appendFeature(Feature feature)
feature - the Feature to appendExpressionBuilder appendWaypoint(WaypointNode waypoint)
waypoint - the waypoint to appendExpressionBuilder appendIO(IO io)
io - the I/O to append.Expression build() throws InvalidExpressionException
InvalidExpressionException - if the expression is syntactically incorrect/invalid.Copyright © 2020. All rights reserved.