how to add extra operator for algebra

[meInvent bbird]

if i define a new custom multiply operator and would like to add to existing algebra system in python

how can i extend this function?

[Alan Bromborsky]

Be more specific.  What are you multiplying? What is the output.  If you define a class for your operands you can overload *.

On Fri, May 27, 2016 at 4:15 AM, meInvent bbird <jobma...@gmail.com> wrote:

if i define a new custom multiply operator and would like to add to existing algebra system in python

how can i extend this function?

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[meInvent bbird]

beside traditional addition and multiply,

i had extra 5 operator for a new algebra called AA

because i am using logic 0,1,2 - 3 valued more than binary loic 0,1 only 2 valued

so i call the operation when deal with 2 are AA algebra

you can assume one of operation is 

def op3(a, b)

 return a*b+1 

op3(2,3) = 7

op3(2*aa, 3*aa) = 7*aa

[Alan Bromborsky]

See -

http://www.programiz.com/python-programming/operator-overloading

the binary operators you can overload are

+,-,*,|,^,&,<,>,<<, and >> (I may have forgotten one or two operators).  The link

shows how to overload and operator.  Because of python's fixed operator precedence using parenthesis in expressions with your

overloaded operators is essential to enforce the sequence of operation expression that you wish to occur.

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