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* add quit and clear shortcuts to calculatorq5sys2017-06-05
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* Add in a ton of scientific mathematical functions to the calculator.Ken Moore2016-11-01
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* Another update to the calculator:Ken Moore2016-11-01
| | | | | | 1) Add buttons to clear/save the history (saves as plaintext to a file) 2) Tag each result with a number (#1), and allow the usage of #<number> to recall a history item 3) When recalling history, see if the result looks like it was rounded using the double->text routine for display. If so, substitute the equation, otherwise just use the result (tries to ensure no rounding error-continuity by using previous results).
* Update lumina-calculator a bit:Ken Moore2016-10-21
| | | | | | 1) Re-arrange the buttons a tiny bit to match what a numpad looks like (based on user feedback) 2) To fill the empty spot in the corner, add a "percent" button and add handling for that within the solver. 3) Adjust all the button properties so that the window can be resized down to a much smaller footprint as desired.
* Setup the calculator to automatically load the last result if the first char ↵Ken Moore2016-10-20
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* Oops, make sure the .desktop file actually gets installed.Ken Moore2016-10-20
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* Finish cleaning up some of the calculator:Ken Moore2016-10-20
| | | | | | 1) Add an input validator to the line edit to ensure only valid characters get added 2) Add the ability to click a history item to copy that equation into the line edit. 3) Turn off some debugging messages.
* Hook up the Lumina theme engine into lumina-calculator for icon changes, as ↵Ken Moore2016-10-20
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* add buttonsJT Pennington2016-10-13
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* Add a new Lumina project: desktop-utils/lumina-calculatorKen Moore2016-10-05
This is just a very basic calculator at the moment. It still need more buttons/icons/features/etc added to it, but the algorithm and mathematics are already functional for evaluation expressions containing: Addition/Subtraction (+/-) Multiplication/Division( * or x, and /) Order of operations when mixing operations, including expressions within parentheses
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