stray errors

[arvind1]

i can't actually understand the error.
can anyone please help me.

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string>
#include<cstdlib>

using namespace std;

int ns;
int l;
string k[1000];
int count=0;

class genlistnode
{
 public:
  int flag;
  string atom;
  genlistnode *next,*down;
  
};

class Value {
public:
int tag;
float val;
genlistnode* link;
};


class Env {
public:
Value* table[26];
Env* parent;
// the constructor
Env() {
for(int i=0; i<26; i++)
table[i]=NULL;
parent=NULL;
}
};


Value find(char x, Env& e) 
{
if (e.table[x-'a'] != NULL)
{
return *(e.table[x-'a']);
}
else {
if (e.parent == NULL) {
cout << "Entry " << x << " not found in symbol table " << endl;
}
else {
cout << " Looking in parent environment " << endl;
return find(x, *(e.parent));
}
}
}


bool is_number(const std::string& s)
{
    std::string::const_iterator it = s.begin();
    while (it != s.end() && std::isdigit(*it)) ++it;
    return !s.empty() && it == s.end();
}

Value evalNode(genlistnode *, Env& );
Value evalList(genlistnode *, Env& );

Value evalNode(genlistnode *u, Env& e) { 

if(((u−>atom) =="a")||((u−>atom)=="b"))(u−>atom=="c")||(u−>atom=="d")||(u−>atom=="e")||(u−>atom=="f")||(u−>atom=="g")||(u−>atom=="h")||(u−>atom=="i")||(u−>atom=="j")||(u−>atom=="u")||(u−>atom=="t")||(u−>atom=="s")||(u−>atom=="r")||(u−>atom=="q")||(u−>atom=="p")||(u−>atom=="o")||(u−>atom=="n")||(u−>atom=="m")||(u−>atom=="l")||(u−>atom=="k")||(u−>atom=="v")||(u−>atom=="w")||(u−>atom=="x")||(u−>atom=="y")||(u−>atom=="z"))
{return find(x, e);}
else
 if(is_number(u->atom))
   return(atof(u->atom));
else
  if((u−>flag)==1);
      //return(evalList(u− > down, e));

}

This is a part of code,not the complete code.I am working on an evaluator

[MikeyBoy]

Well, if you don't understand it, when you know what the error is, then how can we possibly understand it when you haven't told us what it is!

[arvind1]

just run the code,you will know about the error then

[MikeyBoy]

Yes. Because none of us has anything better to do than spend time compiling and running other posters' code.

HINT: If you want help, help us to help you. Don't make us jump through hoops.

[kooth]

Right on, MikeyBoy!

[closed account z05DSL3A]

#include <cctype> for std::isdigit

atof(u->atom.c_str() ) not atof(u->atom) but then you are trying to return the wrong type anyway.

but as MikeyBoy, what is your problem?

[closed account z05DSL3A]

I think I know what the problem may be, noticed while writing my other reply.

Spot the difference:

u−>atom
u->atom

[LB]

More visible without fixed-width font:
u−>atom
u->atom

[closed account z05DSL3A]

yep, but that spoils the fun. ;0)

[LB]

In this thread the aim is to help, not to have fun.

[vlad from moscow]

@L B

In this thread the aim is to help, not to have fun.

You are wrong. The aim of the thread is to have fun. As the author wrote "just run the code,you will know about the error then"

[closed account z05DSL3A]

Okay LB, whatever.

[arvind1]

@ Grey Wolf @MikeyBoy @vlad from moscow
I have to submit this assignment by tomorrow.I am actually worried about this.Please help me .. Sorry that I didn't explain about the code.

@Grey Wolf & LB
thanks,you are right

[closed account z05DSL3A]

If you look at line 73 in the code posted above you have u−>atom when it should be u->atom. it is a very minor looking difference but...

start by deleting the dashes (−) and replacing it with a minus (-) then recompile to see what else is wrong.

[naraku9333]

And maybe something like if (u->atom.length() == 1 && isalpha(u->atom[0])) can reduce the length of that if statement?

Edit:
If atom must be lower case try something like this if (u->atom.length() == 1 && isalpha(u->atom[0]) && islower(u->atom[0]))

[arvind1]

@Grey wolf & naraku9333
Thank you soo much