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Listcalc is a simple and stupid X11 application that reads a text file in UTF8 format, and computes total sums of decimal numbers present in the file. The user should first select with the mouse those areas in which numbers are to be taken into account. Aditionally, one can possibly affect a + or - sign to each area. The program then adds up all numbers present in the selected areas, with the appropriate signs. Listcalc is definitely not a replacement for a spreadsheet, but allows rapid calculations of sums in text lists, without requiring any special formatting of the file. The key shortcut 'C' copies the output into the clipboard and primary selections. Usage: listcalc <file> [-size <font_size>] The compilation only requires the standard X11 libraries. The Makefile should include -DEDITOR="\"your_preferred_editor\"" (emacs by default) - although listcalc will operate without trouble if -DEDITOR is set to any specification.