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Documentation for using ExpressionParser #113

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hswami opened this issue Sep 4, 2021 · 4 comments
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Documentation for using ExpressionParser #113

hswami opened this issue Sep 4, 2021 · 4 comments

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hswami commented Sep 4, 2021

I am trying to figure out how to use the ExpressionParser but the only thing by way of documentation is a unit test. Can something a little more helpful be provided?

@benjamin-hodgson
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Yeah, I (or a contributor!) should probably write some thorough documentation for the ExpressionParser. There is an example in the repo but it's not explained in detail.

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hswami commented Nov 6, 2021

Yeah, I (or a contributor!) should probably write some thorough documentation for the ExpressionParser. There is an example in the repo but it's not explained in detail.

I can take a first stab at it and you can review.

On an unrelated note, I was able to put together a parser for Excel formulas, including cell ranges and cross-worksheet references. Pidgin made it possible, and with your permission I'd like to add it to the examples project as well. That way can you review that as well and provide feedback if/when you have the time.

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Sounds good! Thanks!

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benjamin-hodgson commented Jul 9, 2022

Added some more verbiage, along with an example (doctested), to the API docs. Thanks for your interest!

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