Sebastian Klose

Hi lukas-ais, I think there are a couple of different aspects to this: * the values in the parameters dictionary are objects and the compiler needs to know the exact...

It depends if you evaluate your expressions in interpreted mode or whether you run them as compiled lambdas. For the latter there aren't any built in functions and you would...

this is currently not supported. the decimal point is actually hard coded in the grammar file and evaluated by the parser. feel free to jump in though and make it...

I think there are two answers to this: 1.) Using NCalc in interpreted mode Here you currently don't get that check because functions are evaluated with an event firing back...

this library can evaluate your expressions in two different modes: 1. interpreted: your expression is parsed into a syntax tree and on evaluation that tree is traversed to compute the...

that is interpreted mode. for compiled/lambda mode see the README.md for an example.

You can still use it, but: - every time the formula changes, you have to recompile (only a problem if you do this 10,000ths of times, cause the CLR won't...

Hi @davidnmbond thanks for reaching out! I think there are many ways how you could help out: - [ ] there is a long list of open issues, that need...

Hi dgeller-OUHSC, Thanks for your PR. Can you maybe explain a little more in detail what the use case for async is? Off the top of my head I would...

thanks for the explanation, that totally makes sense. I think the lambda portion needs some work though for this. essentially when you call ToLambda and specify a Task as a...