Dave DeLong

[What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic](http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19957-01/806-3568/ncg_goldberg.html) Short of writing my own infinite-precision math framework, I'm not sure there's a way to "solve" this.

No, this is not an easy fix. I'm waiting to implement this until Swift has a standardized "BigNum" library. I've thought about making `Expression` generic with respect to its underlying...

This is just to change the name of the resulting folder?

This is slightly complicated. The way things are right now, when the parser encounters a binary operator, it takes the left expression as the first argument and the right expression...

The other thing to consider is that `√64` is usually interpreted to mean "the square root of 64". So would `3√64` be "the cube root of 64" or "3 times...

I just added API to define your own operators, so for now (at least) it's possible to add this yourself (check out the Wiki for details). I'm looking at what...

How does this work with the new multicolor symbols in the most recent beta?

Would you want this for all export formats, or just pngs? Like, should the `UIBezierPath` code generate a bezier path that's square, but has a centered path within that square?

Please submit a pull request. I do not bother with keeping the podspec updated because I do not use or like CocoaPods. 😃

I will look in to the build warnings.