Kalculator
A Widget designed to behave very much like standard-issue pocket calculators. Includes trig, square root, exponent, logarithm and inverse functions. Controllable by mouse and keyboard. Some useful features are unit conversions, displays for memory content and repeated operations, hexidecimal display, and a minimized mode that snaps to screen edges.
Click-and-hold on the number display for unit conversion, copy, hex, and donations ;-)
Please e-mail me with feedback and questions (address available in the About Box of Widget).
Click-and-hold on the number display for unit conversion, copy, hex, and donations ;-)
Please e-mail me with feedback and questions (address available in the About Box of Widget).
Current Version: 1.5
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August 11, 2004 · version 1.0 Daniel DickisonThanks for all the stars ;) AFAIK, I can't use Command-C, but I'll make just plain "c" be copy in the next version.
I've done some optimization to speed up those buttons marginally for the next release. They're still sluggish but I think that's about the best I can do. FYI, using keyboard input is much faster.
The bug with multiple monitors: I don't have a second monitor so I can't test this. I'll try to figure it out, or get someone on the… More
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August 11, 2004 · version 1.0 mpmchughI love this widget, but it seems to have issues with multiple displays.
If I position it on the 2nd display, and turn off all the snap and minimizing features, it still moves to the main display on launch.
Also, for some reason all the type on the keys on mine are in italics. Odd.
-Michael
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August 10, 2004 · version 1.0 David C. ZentgrafGreat thing! Too bad it behaves a little sluggish compared to Mac OS' built in calculator, but oh well... :) The snap-to-edge thingy is great for doing calculations, switching back to the application you were doing the calculation for and still being able to see the result.
