Closed chharvey closed 4 years ago
Compute the mathematical value of an integer literal token, a sequence of decimal digits 0-9.
0-9
IntegerLiteral ::= DigitSequenceDec DigitSequenceDec ::= DigitSequenceDec? [0-9]
MV(DigitSequenceDec ::= [0-9]) is MV([0-9]) MV(DigitSequenceDec ::= DigitSequenceDec [0-9]) is 10 * MV(DigitSequenceDec) + MV([0-9]) MV([0-9] ::= "0") is 0 MV([0-9] ::= "1") is 1 MV([0-9] ::= "2") is 2 MV([0-9] ::= "3") is 3 MV([0-9] ::= "4") is 4 MV([0-9] ::= "5") is 5 MV([0-9] ::= "6") is 6 MV([0-9] ::= "7") is 7 MV([0-9] ::= "8") is 8 MV([0-9] ::= "9") is 9
Send the mathematical value of the token along with it to the parser, which in turn will send it down the pipeline to be evaluated.
Do not use JavaScript’s built-in parseInt(), as the compiler should be language-agnostic.
parseInt()
commit f90c4dd closes this
Compute the mathematical value of an integer literal token, a sequence of decimal digits
0-9
.Send the mathematical value of the token along with it to the parser, which in turn will send it down the pipeline to be evaluated.
Do not use JavaScript’s built-in
parseInt()
, as the compiler should be language-agnostic.