Translator – Process Final Operand

The rewrite of the find code routine and the Translator has been a major undertaking. In addition, another project has taken priority (and this project is for my actual paying job). Fortunately I'm getting to the end of the modifications for the new find code and will be able to start testing soon.

There is some code that calls the new find code that was very similar in the add operator routine and the close parentheses token handler and so a new function was implemented, which will process the final operand.

This new process final operand routine will call the find code routine for the last or only operand of either an operator or an internal function token. The non-temporary string operands for the operator or internal function will be counted. These are the operands that need to be saved with the operator or internal function token in the output list.

This new routine will also be called for arrays and non-internal function tokens from the close parentheses token handler. All the operands for these tokens need to be saved with the token (the Encoder will sort out what to do with these operands). To identify these tokens, the number of operands will be passed as an argument (the value will be zero for operators and internal functions).

This routine will allocate an array of operand pointers for the number of operands to save. The pointers to the operands will be popped from the done stack and put into the array. A new RPN list item will be created and the operands will be attached to it, and the RPN item will be appended to the output list. The output list item will be pushed to the done stack unless the token was an internal print function.