No Fuss Calculator
A calculator without much fuss and hiss.
Supports History, Magic Paste, Sets, Programmers style, time, date, IP calculation and representation.
Highlights are:
- A tiny GUI (I wouldn't call it a GUI), but still tweakable (font size, autosize).
- Lot of different input output styles: hex, decimal, scientific, time and date, IP, variables, binary, duodecimal...
- Time support: today+4*week
- Variable usage: a=1.3;pow(a,a)
- Set calculations: sin({1,1.1...2}) prints all values of sin(1), sin(… More
Supports History, Magic Paste, Sets, Programmers style, time, date, IP calculation and representation.
Highlights are:
- A tiny GUI (I wouldn't call it a GUI), but still tweakable (font size, autosize).
- Lot of different input output styles: hex, decimal, scientific, time and date, IP, variables, binary, duodecimal...
- Time support: today+4*week
- Variable usage: a=1.3;pow(a,a)
- Set calculations: sin({1,1.1...2}) prints all values of sin(1), sin(… More
Current Version: 1.0
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October 09, 2008 · version 1.0Very good, could still improve slightly
JoshFirst off: congratulations on getting the concept right! You've discovered that a calculator widget doesn't actually have to look like a physical calculator, something that the other widget authors haven't figured out yet.
Only things I would request for perfect score:
* Clear the expression window after each calculation is complete
* Use and arrow keys to navigate the history, putting the history item in the expression window ready to edit or evaluate (like UNIX or Matlab comman… More
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November 15, 2007 · version 1.0 Mr GrimThis is very cool. Its like a command line eval calculator. Very powerful, especially if you know a little C style programming. Thank you Jurgen.
