Glen Whitney

Thanks so much for your interest in this issue, @zishiwu123. The point in parse.js that you have identified has to do with looping over the clauses in the object syntax...

> Is it possible to return both the correct results and the errors on the return array similar to this [#2318 (comment)](https://github.com/josdejong/mathjs/issues/2318#issuecomment-925861448)? Well, that is an interesting question. The code...

OK, sounds good. Once simplifyCore has settled into its new place from #2405, I will work on a PR for this (since presumably something like `simplifyCore('2i+4+3i')` should by default produce...

(An additional point of the proposal for controlling this is that it would seem to naturally extend to `sin`, `log`, etc., by marking them in the context as `asBuiltin: false`.)

`standard`? `conventional`? `standardDefinition`? Just brainstorming.

Right now, `math.simplify.simplifyCore`, which does what's considered the "rock solid" always-valid simplifications that you would always want to do, has special cases for denominators 2 and 4 that converts fractions...

A key point I perhaps didn't make clearly enough is that simplifyCore currently doesn't take the options that simplify does. But it currently does alter some fractions in a way...

Great, that's exactly my impulse. I will work on a PR once #2405 has landed.

I just installed Nostalgy yesterday, and the details page says it is version 2.2.4, but nevertheless I have this problem of my Thunderbird window expanding horizontally every time I move...

Sorry if I commented on the wrong issue (#53), but anyhow, I am experiencing this with Nostalgy 2.2.4