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What about using Kspread?
by ScottZ on Monday 27/Sep/2004, @13:31
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I agree what just about everything you are saying.
However, I think that the improved calculator already exists: KSpread. |
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Re: What about using Kspread?
by Roberto Alsina on Monday 27/Sep/2004, @13:34
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Talk about overkill ;-)
But yeah, I'd rather use KSpread than kcal.
In fact, I have been using
Alt+F2 gg:2+3
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Re: What about using Kspread?
by Andre Somers on Monday 27/Sep/2004, @14:01
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Wow! Cool! KDE never stops to amaze me with supprising little gems like this.
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Re: What about using Kspread?
by KDE User on Monday 27/Sep/2004, @14:53
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What the...
This is KDE in a nutshell. :-)
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Re: What about using Kspread?
by a.c. on Monday 27/Sep/2004, @16:03
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WTF???? where did that come from. Nice.
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Re: What about using Kspread?
by John Calc Freak on Monday 27/Sep/2004, @17:34
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Lol! Great :D
But wtf is the ^ operator??? I expected power...
Hmmm ** works as power. Oh and % for mod, nice.
Are there plans for floating point arithmetic support?
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Re: What about using Kspread?
by Carewolf on Wednesday 29/Sep/2004, @05:34
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I am guessing ^ is xor like it is in C.
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Re: What about using Kspread?
by wygiwyg on Monday 27/Sep/2004, @23:30
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"Alt + F2 2x2" Reply: 'Sorry KDesktop: could not run the specified command' ;)
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Re: What about using Kspread?
by Ingo Klöcker on Tuesday 28/Sep/2004, @03:00
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I LMAO. :-D
It's definitely a nice feature to impress your friends, but since "Alt+F2 2/3" outputs 0 and it lacks a history (which is the only serious problem of kcalc) it's not a useful replacement for bc -l.
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Re: What about using Kspread?
by Andrea on Tuesday 28/Sep/2004, @05:04
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Where is floating point?
0.5*2 do nothing
0,5*2 = 10 (it seems it ignore everything before the comma)
we also miss sin,cos,log,ln,ecc..
Can we improve it?
Ciao
Andrea
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Re: What about using Kspread?
by Rob Kaper on Wednesday 29/Sep/2004, @05:13
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Why not count to five? Much faster. ;-)
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Re: What about using Kspread?
by anon on Tuesday 28/Sep/2004, @05:31
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My favorite calculator: calc - the C style calculator:
http://www.isthe.com/chongo/tech/comp/calc/
Beats any graphical calculator IMHO - and maybe is a bit like the one you have written...
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Re: What about using Kspread?
by Spy Hunter on Monday 27/Sep/2004, @20:58
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KSpread isn't that great as a straight calculator application. What KDE really needs is a nice native interface for XCas:
http://www-fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr/~parisse/giac.html
In its TI-89 compatibility mode, it makes an excellent everyday-use calculator with bonus super-advanced capabilities (symbolic integration, for example), but the user interface is not very nice. With a little work on a KDE frontend it could be awesome. Students would love it.
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