This is actually version √π. Who said it
had to rational? yeah, I know.
O KALKULATORU:
Equalizer je besplatni naucni kakulator.
Equalizer ima jednostavnu tekst liniju u kojoj trebate upisati
izraz na isti nacin na koji biste taj izraz napisali na papiru
(npr. ako napišete ('6*5-12) / 2' kao rezultat cete odmah dobiti '9').
Takodje ukljucuje Graficki kalkulator.
Nefa boss krchagovo@yahoo.com
You can copy it to anyone, but please
contact me if you're going to distribute it in any way.
Instalacija kalkulatora je veoma jednostavna. Raspakujte ga u direktorijum koji zelite i pokrenite aplikaciju. Mozete kreirati shortcut na desktopu. Ovaj kalkulator je mali i jako praktican zauzima malo mesta na ekranu i moze biti ispred dokumenta. Formulu iz otvorenog dokumenta pomocu COPY i PASTE unesete u kalkulator i rezultat je vec izracunat koji takodje sa COPY i PASTE prebacujete u dokument. Program poseduje i skinove od kojih se za jedan pobrinuo Stan.co iz Uzica. Kalkulator podrzava znake + - * / % ^ ( ){ } pi log ln sin cos tan cot scs sec rad deg min max avg sum i jos mnoge druge komande . Equalizer zahteva Microsoft-ov
Visual Basic 6 Runtime Dlls. Vecina kompjutera ga vec ima. Ako pri pokretanju kalkulatora vidite error poruku trbalo bi da ga instalirate.
Hot-Keys
are they really called hot keys?!
Alt+C - Copy result to cliboard.
Ctrl+Alt+
C - Copy expression and result to cliboard ("1+2+3=6").
Alt+X - Clear the expression line.
Alt+R - Replace text with it's result "12+3" => "15"
Alt+W - Wrap the text with parentheses. "12+3" => "(12+3)"
Alt+M - Minimize.
Alt+L -
Lock\Unlock Position. Press Alt when locked to
move it anyway.
C(n,m) - The number of ways to chose M items from a group of N. (C(4,2)=6)
P(n,m) - The number of ways to chose and order M items from a group of N. (P(4,2)=12)
Statistics:
These functions work on a series of numbers, and must
be written with brackets.
Max( X1,X2,X3...) - The maximum number of the series ( max(-5,2,3+1) = 4 )
Min( X1,X2,X3...) - The minimum number of the series ( min(-5,2,3+1) = -5 )
Sum( X1,X2,X3...) - The sum of all number ( sum(-5,2,3+1) = 1 )
Avg( X1,X2,X3...) - The average of all number ( avg(10,2,9) = 7 )
General Behavior
This section explains exactly how Equalizer "understands" your expression. It can
help you if you have any problems with it:
First of all, Equalizer removes all spaces from your expression. "123+23/4"
is the same as "1 2 3 + 23/ 4".
Second, It replaces all curled brackets { } with normal bracket ( ). "(1+{3-{23+4))}"
is the same as "(1+(3-(23+4)))". Note: square brackets [ ] are for
absolute value.
It replaces all "--" with a "+". that lazy thing we've talked about, remeber?
Equalizer is smart enough to understand different functions of plus and minus.
which was very hard to write, btw It distinguishes, for example, "3^-2"
(3-2) from "3^2-2" (32-2). Same with all functions and
operators.
It understands unknown expressions as zero (I'm still working on that, don't worry).
"Hello" will show the solution "0", "3/0" will also show zero.
not bugs, options
All trigonometry functions use radians. You can use the "deg" function to
use angles of normal people. personally, I haven't used degrees in years. I'm the
programmer, so this is default. when you write a program, you can make the default
whatever you feel like too!
For absolute value use [ square bracket ]. Although you'd normally write it with pipes
( |abs value| ), it would be almost impossible for me to understand; so I decided to use [ ].
It may not function very well with extremely large or small numbers.
Nice Multiplication
Equalizer has limited support of nice (implicit) multiplication. However, that is
not fully implemented yet. When Equalizer cannot compare an expression to any known function, it
looks for a number at the beginning and multiplies it. Some examples:
3e ^ 2 = (3*e)^2 ≠ 3*e^2 = 3*(e^2) . At the beginning Equalizer doesn't
know what "3e" means. When you're using implicit multiplication Equalizer sees the short
expression as a constant, so it's (3e)^2, not 3*(e^2) as you might think.
3sin4 = 3*sin4
Pie = Pi * e = 8.5397 hmm, pie.
3(2) = ??? - It still doesn't work on brackets.
Again, because that one was important: 3x^2 is actually (3*x)^2, which is 9*x^2. Keep that in mind.
The Graph Window.
Press Alt+G or use the menu to
show the graph window. To draw a graph use the constant 'X'. Ok. X is not a
constant. It's also not a variable. It's a psedu-constant, or something. who cares. I want
people to understand me, not think I'm psedu-smart.
For example you can write Sinx to see the sine graph.
It has three basic tools so far: tracing, moving and zooming. You can also copy the graph using
the menu.
SKINOVI
Equalizer skinabilan program. Skinove mozete menjati i kreirati nove, ili
DOWNLOADUJ SKINOVE skins.
sa ovog sajta
moj web sajt
To install a new skin:
UnZip the file.
Create a directory for the new skin. The new directory must be under
"Skins" directory, on Equalizer's directory. For example "C: \ Program
Files \ Equalizer \ Skins \ Note \".
Copy the files from the zip file to the new directory.
Select the new skin from Equalizer's "Options" screen.
Kontakt
My name is Nebojsa Rankovic. You can find updates and more of my programs on
UPDATE site. If you have any questions, suggestions,
comments, or anything else, I'll be happy to hear. Just
Mail me.