Updated the tokenizer to include a method to replace variable tokens with the values provided in a list.

calc_engine.py

@@ -1,7 +1,10 @@
 import token
+import copy
 
-def calculate_results(tokens):	
-	return handle_add_and_subtract(tokens)
+def calculate_results(tokens):
+	new_list = copy.deepcopy(tokens)
+	new_list.reverse()
+	return handle_add_and_subtract(new_list)
 	
 def handle_parenthesis(tokens, call_has_priority = False):
 	running_value = 0

main.py

@@ -4,22 +4,24 @@ import expression
 import calc_engine
 import json
 
-fileLocation = input('File Path to JSON: ') 
+#fileLocation = input('File Path to JSON: ') 
 #json = json.loads(open(fileLocation).read())
 
 
-#userInput = input('Enter your formula: ')
-tokens = tokenizer.get_tokens_from_expression_string("2 + 6 / 2")
-with open("expression.json", "r") as f:
-	j = json.load(f)
-	exp = expression.Expression(json.loads(j))
-	print(exp)
+userInput = input('Enter your formula: ')
+tokens = tokenizer.get_tokens_from_expression_string(userInput)
+#with open("expression.json", "r") as f:
+#	j = json.load(f)
+#	exp = expression.Expression(json.loads(j))
+#	print(exp)
 #results = calc_engine.calculate_results(tokens.copy())
 #print(results)
 
+tokens = tokenizer.replace_variables(tokens, [23, 46, 89])
+
 for t in tokens:
 	print("%s (%s) " %(t.value, token.TokenType.get_token_type_name(t.type)), end = "")
 print()
 
 
-def factors(factor_object, starting_point, variable_type)
+#def factors(factor_object, starting_point, variable_type)

tokenizer.py

@@ -69,10 +69,16 @@ def get_tokens_from_expression_string(expression_string):
 			tokens.append(token.CToken(c + str(symbols_dic[c]), token.TokenType.variable))
 			parsing_number = False
 			tmp = ""
-	#When building this list we've effectively ordered the tokens in reverse order from how we want to
-	#process them. So, reverse the order of the list before returning them to the caller, we don't want
-	#the caller to have to worry about such a minor detail.
-	tokens.reverse()
 	
 	return tokens
 
+
+def replace_variables(tokens, new_constants):
+	newTokenList = []
+	for t in tokens:
+		if t.type == token.TokenType.variable:
+			newTokenList.append(token.CToken(new_constants.pop(0), token.TokenType.constant))
+		else:
+			newTokenList.append(t)
+			
+	return newTokenList