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Is there an easy way to parse a simple math expression represented as a string such as (x+(2*x)/(1-x)), provide a value for x, and get a result?
I looked at the VSAEngine per several online examples, however, I am getting a warning that this assembly has been deprecated and not to use it.
If it makes any differences, I am using .NET 4.0.
You can try using DataTable.Compute.
A related one is DataColumn.Expression.
Also check out: Doing math in vb.net like Eval in javascript
Note: I haven’t used these myself.