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Asked: 2026-05-11T22:18:55+00:00

What I’m trying to do this is writing a simple parser for the following

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What I’m trying to do this is writing a simple parser for the following case in .NET

( [PART3]function1() AND [PART4]function7() ) OR [PART2]function90()
  • [PART] indicates the evaluation location, (assume that this is huge text file, PART separates text files into large chunks)
  • function() s are my documented function which can be called via this queries. Returns true or false
  • Based on this True/False and other operators between, I want to combine the results and return one final True or False from the whole input.

What’s the best way to implement such a thing in .NET, is there any easy library which allows me to integrate this, or shall I just write a simple parser and then do it by myself?

P.S. I couldn’t find a good title for the question.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Looks like simple condition, so in my opinion you do not need full-featured compiler producer. I can suggest you look into Reverse Polish Notation, use it to unwrap your conditions into stack, and then evaluate resulting stack using simple interpreting.

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