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Java Mathematic Expression Parser

JMEP is exactly what I’ve been beating my head over for the past few weeks. Seriously way better than what I was writing and, from the testing I’ve done, way more robust. If you’ve been looking for an open-source java parser for mathematical expressions, your search is over.

Never was interested in building a parser, I’m way more interested in building a cross-platform GUI fantasy baseball draft manager. Using JMEP cut my own codebase by several dozen classes and simplified the whole stats interface aspect significantly.

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2 Responses to “Java Mathematic Expression Parser”

  1. Nathan Funk Says:
    September 1st, 2008 at 1125

    I work on a Java expression parser called Jep. Have a look at Jep http://www.singularsys.com/jep and compare it to JMEP. If you think JMEP has specific advantages that are important to you, we would be glad to hear about it. Just fire off an email to info@singularsys.com

  2. Jo Desmet Says:
    May 19th, 2010 at 1959

    Glad you like it (jmep), and I have seen quite some interesting use of it around the world. Used it myself in some comercial applications. It is actually derived from c code I had written.

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