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1=2 1+1 // = 4 Really nice project though https://numpad.io?#text/IwXgTAUMDUxA
No, you're right. I thought I'd prevented it from parsing numbers as variables, but apparently not. It's on my todo list now.
This looks pretty cool. I've long been looking for something similar to Soulver ( https://soulver.app/ ) that I can use on Linux. This seems promising. One small criticism: In my opinion, no web-based writing app is useful unless the tab key inserts a tab. The default behavior of most browsers to move focus to the next field is tremendously infuriating in this context. Unfortunately, that's what happens here, at leas…
Good Feedback! I would think a checkbox that enables tab function would be best, how would you feel about a FF Plugin that achieves this? My only concern would be that FF has reserved that particular key and it would require special permissions to map it to your needs.
I find it pretty cool. Some feedback: I tried to convert m/s in km/h and it wouldn't works, finally found how to do it, you need to specify `hour` in full letters I assumed it was something like an etherpad that you could edit collaboratively but apparently not
"kph" is also supported, will add support for "km/h"
" Alice's food = £30 Bob's food = £25 VAT = 20% Alice's food + Bob's food + VAT "
Rather than just punch (30+25)*1.2 straight into a calculator?
It's very nicely done, but I'm afraid I don't "get it" with things like this and written out calculators in general. Why would I type out something long like: " Alice's food = £30 Bob's food = £25 VAT = 20% Alice's food + Bob's food + VAT " Rather than just punch (30+25)*1.2 straight into a calculator?
This is impressively close to what I have in my desired spec (but already more future proof). Congratz!
So if you had: Alice's food + Bob's foood = £30 then I think there should be more to highlight the typo.
P.S. This is an awesome thing
Nice - I'll give it props for: > 1 metre + 8 chain = 161.9344 m > 1 tonne + 1 short ton = 1.90718474 t > 1 tonne + 1 long ton = 2.0160469 t and give it a pass for not supporting pre 1963 UK | US historic weights and measures .. that's getting into a pretty specific use case where Standards nerds like to have a clear display of what conversion factors are in play and what provenance those factors have. Time Zone suppo…
You're right, I'm using lz-string to compress the text before shoving it in the URL. This is definitely a necessary evil for the time being so I don't need a back end component to the app. But eventually I do want prettier URLs and collaborative editing if I can make that work without it bankrupting me or driving me insane.
It's very nicely done, but I'm afraid I don't "get it" with things like this and written out calculators in general. Why would I type out something long like: " Alice's food = £30 Bob's food = £25 VAT = 20% Alice's food + Bob's food + VAT " Rather than just punch (30+25)*1.2 straight into a calculator?
Maybe you want to store all that information for later and also want the calculation, both now and later?