45 packages returned for Tags:"Evaluator"

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

Flee - Fast Lightweight Expression Evaluator

A quotations evaluator for F# based on LINQ expression tree compilation. Some constructs are not supported and performance may be slower than F# compiled code. Based on the old F# 2.0 PowerPack code.

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.

A .Net implementation of [JsonLogic](http://jsonlogic.com).

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

RuleEvaluator.Repository.Database

Use C# as script. Simple helper for C# code runtime compilation and excution using Mono.CSharp.Evaluator (C# - Source file). Uses Mono.CSharp.dll version 3.12

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

A multi-platform expression parsing and evaluating framework.

.Net Library for Evaluating Expressions at Runtime

A multi-platform expression parsing and evaluating framework.

RuleEvaluator.Repository.Contract

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

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.

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