Ian Clarke

LastCalc currently outputs numbers with commas, like 35,523,433 - however it cannot parse numbers with commas. The issue is lists, is [123,456] a list with two numbers, 123 and 456,...

There is currently a hidden mechanism to create a link to a worksheet that doesn't give write access to it, but rather immediately copies the worksheet to a new sheet...

This is closely related to issue #6 and depends on it. With user accounts, there will be a list of worksheets that the user has read-write or read permissions, but...

Currently all Internet Explorer users are redirected to a "your browser sucks" page at http://lastcalc.com/noie.html. I've had reports, however, that LastCalc actually works fine in IE10 - so we should...

While obviously much less well known, Kotlin is an exciting language that is much nicer to code in than Java, but has a quick learning curve, any Java developer could...

Will need to use https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/gradle-appengine-plugin

For some reason, the number 9999999999999999 is parsed as 10000000000000000.

Currently LastCalc exhibits unpredictable behavior if you attempt to reassign a variable that is already assigned, for example: 

Currently the only way to keep worksheets around is to bookmark the URL - this URL gives a user read-write to the worksheet, and is the only current means of...

LastCalc currently explores all possible parses using a "best first with backtracking" strategy, where "best" is loosely defined to be the shortest token list, but specifically defined in [ParseStep.getScore()](https://github.com/sanity/LastCalc/blob/master/src/com/lastcalc/engines/ParseStep.java#L71). The...