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Mathematical Formulas.
This is kind of what I mean!!! the default language for a TI-83 calculator is different than tcl's. We have $x^2 and it has power($x,2). Any script or way to convert a whole function? I want a user to be able to input it in the TI-83 form and for tcl to convert it to it's own syntax... -
Mathematical Formulas.
(bin) 40 % set x 4 4 (bin) 41 % set s "$x^2" 4^2 (bin) 42 % expr $s 6 isn't the answer 16? Also, (bin) 44 % set x 4 4 (bin) 45 % set s "log(x)" log(x) (bin) 46 % expr $s invalid bareword "x" in expression "log(x)"; should be "$x" or "{x}" or "x(...)" or ... (bin) 47 % set s "log$x" log4 (bin)... -
Mathematical Formulas.
Hello, I am working on a semi major project and I am having difficulty with a component of it. I need a user to be able to imput a mathematical formula such as but not limited to: "x^2 + 2x +6" and for TCL to convert it to a tcl forumula, so that a tcl interpreter can understand it. Basically...
