272 packages returned for Tags:"expression-evaluator"

This is a port of NCalc for .NET Core applications.

Flee - Fast Lightweight Expression Evaluator

A C# library for parsing mathematical expressions with support for parentheses and variables.

C# Eval Expression is an Eval function. You can Evaluate, Compile and Execute C# code at runtime. Example: https://dotnetfiddle.net/COq6FC Include free and prime features.

[DEPRECATED] Use ExpressiveParser. A multi-platform expression parsing and evaluating framework.

Expression evaluator that will evaluate a string that contains an expression and return the result of that expression. Expressions can include parentheses to control evaluation priorities and the currently supported operators are "+", "-", "*", "/" and "%". In addition, expressions can contain... More information

.Net Library for Evaluating Expressions at Runtime

A multi-platform expression parsing and evaluating framework.

A multi-platform expression parsing and evaluating framework.

RPN Expression Parser and Evaluator

This is a port of NCalc for .NET Core applications.

Simple compiler of mathematical expressions.

Runtime expressions parser and evaluator (formulas, conditions, method calls, properties/indexers etc). Builds LINQ expression tree and compiles it to lambda delegate with full support of dynamically typed variables.

RPN Expression Parser and Evaluator

Calcex is a basic parser and evaluator for mathematical expressions built on .NET Core.

MES is a mathematical expressions evaluator. While being fairly simple it's heavily focused on being generic, modular, and extensible. Supports custom functions!

With this library you can evaluate math expressions fast and easily. Expression will be compiled into native code, also you can dynamicly change variables.

A parser and compiler for arithmetic expressions, with error reporting. Inspired by Roslyn.

A console window for WinForms that wraps the Runtime Expression evaluator

An object and interface with an API for evaluating C# expressions, assignments etc... during runtime.