PhyxCalc

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Score 67.1%

Description:

PhyxCalc is a general purpose calculator program that evaluates written lines of mathematical expressions. It can also unterstand expressions with physical units as it is written by hand. This program is under development and is target to be cross platform.

This program follows the idea of an earlier version of PhyxCalc, written in Delphi, which can be seen at http://sites.google.com/site/xschirm/home (site and program is in german language, see screenshot or follow the download link).

For further information please check out the development blog, a version for mobile platforms currently in work. Developers and packagers are welcome, especially testers for Mac are needed.

SourceForge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/phyxcalc/
GitHub:
https://github.com/strahlex/PhyxCalc
Development Blog: http://phyxcalc.blogspot.com/
Build Service: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show?package=phyxcalc&project=home%3AStrahlex

NOTE: Windows users must have MSVC++ 2010 Redistributable installed and the Qt-Dlls in app-directory or system32

Last changelog:

7 years ago

*Revision 200:
- improved saving and modified status detection
- added autosave
*Revision 198:
- added more functionality to plot window
- readded multiplication without multiplication sign
- fixed some critical bugs
*Revision 195:
- added functions for logarithmic dataset creation
- added plot dialog
- fixed some bugs
*Before Revision 195:
-added plot functionality
-added help browser
-added support for octal numbers
-added support for BCDs
-added quick notation for functions
-improved syntax highlighter
-added ans function and variable
-added support for functions
-added advanced syntax highlighter settings
-improved mobile support
-reviewed whole calculation code

djcj
6 years ago

I don't know why you only seem to release RPMs and no DEBs, but in case someone wants Ubuntu packages, I made some and you can find them on Launchpad.

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daimonKor
8 years ago

I wrote new topics in https://sourceforge.net/p/phyxcalc/discussion/general/

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Gide
8 years ago

Very useful calculator
Are you planning to add translations ?

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Strahlex
8 years ago

Good idea. My own mother language is German, but as I use English as default language on all my computer systems, I have not thought about translations yet. However translations are easy with Qt, are you interested in translating PhyxCalc?

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