What about syntax:
[1 2 3:4 5 6:7 8 9]
instead of
matrix(3:3:1:2:3:4:5:6:7:8:9)
?
It's more readable and simpler!
I've written the code needed to do that, sent it to
the author but I got no answer... :-(
I got it, but I do not agree with the way the thing was
implemented. The problem is that in the Palm notation the
space can be part of a number. I will think about it though
and I might add some better support though.
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Nope. The comma can be a part of the number too - look into
preferences of the PalmOS , General and Format of the
numbers - easycalc can support most of them. I will think
about a way how to get it done, and I will hopefully find
some...
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I got it, but I do not agree with the way the thing was
implemented. The problem is that in the Palm notation the
space can be part of a number. I will think about it though
and I might add some better support though.
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You could simply change " " with "," :-)
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Nope. The comma can be a part of the number too - look into
preferences of the PalmOS , General and Format of the
numbers - easycalc can support most of them. I will think
about a way how to get it done, and I will hopefully find
some...
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";"?
"$"?
"|"?
"!"?
" ' "?
""?
:-)
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Ok, it is now implemented:
[[1:2:3]:[4:5:6]:[7:8:9]]
You may skip zeros by the end of every row, except the last
one. E.g:
[[1:2:3]:[1:2]]