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@probablykasper probablykasper commented Oct 25, 2024

This results in 1m / 1m being parsed as (1m)/(1m) instead of ((1m)/1)m which is a step towards what I wrote in #76 (comment).

Notes/todo:

  • Tests are failing because for example 1 kg somehow gets turned into number 1000/1000 k-g (= 1000/1000 kilogram^-1) (base 10, auto, simplifiable)
  • There are probably more parse_power() calls that should be replaced by parse_implicit_multiplication()
  • 1 % 1m is no longer possible with this. In my opinion that's good, but you may disagree

@probablykasper probablykasper marked this pull request as draft October 25, 2024 23:35
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Any thoughts/feedback/tips @printfn? Do you agree that this change make sense?

Also, what is Expr::Bop?

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printfn commented Oct 27, 2024

I haven't had a change to look at the code yet, but in theory this seems like a good change, assuming we can get it to work without too many breakages 😅

Bop is for binary operation/operator.

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@printfn Wanna have a look at the code? I'm not really sure how to go forward

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