// This code made available to his students by 
// Prof. Ronald Moore  
//     https://fbi.h-da.de/personen/ronald-moore/  
//     mailto:ronald.moore@h-da.de
// with no warranties whatsoever!

#pragma once 

#include <cctype> // for isspace
#include <cstdlib> // for strtod
#include <string>
#include <utility> // for std::pair
#include <variant> // new C++17 feature! Like unions, only better!

// ===================
// LEXICAL ANALYSIS
// The following are taken to be tokens:
// left and right parenthesis, the plus and minus characters,
// as well as asterisk and forward slash -- and numbers.
// In the script, substraction and division are not supported,
// but it seems like time to add them.

// Preliminaries and Utilities
// ============================

namespace lex {
	
// Utility Types
typedef double numberType; // feel fee to change this to something else like int or float or bigint....

// Tokens -- are a pair of a tag and a value, where the value can be 
// various things - a char or a numberType at present, but names and 
// multicharacter operators could be added later
typedef enum { 
	tok_number = 'n',
	tok_lparen = '(',
	tok_rparen = ')',
	tok_plus   = '+',
	tok_minus  = '-',
	tok_times  = '*',
	tok_div    = '/',
	tok_eof    = 'E',
	bad_tok    = 'X'
} TokenTag;

typedef std::variant< char, numberType > TokenValue;

typedef std::pair< TokenTag, TokenValue > Token;

extern Token next_token; // again with the global variables... { 

// Functons (or methods, if you prefer)

void printInputLocation( );

void printErrorMsg( const std::string Error );

Token gettok( ); // 

// DRY -- this line is repeated so often, it deserves its own function
inline void advance_token( ) { next_token = gettok(); } // eats current token!

void openInputSource( std::string filename );

} // end namespace lex