Duy Tran
Duy Tran
I checked the function. There are some results: ``` ContinuedFraction[9.0/22] ={0,2,2,3,1} ``` => It should be in simplified form `{0,2,2,4}` ``` ContinuedFraction[-Sin(7/17)] = {0,1,1,2,175,1,2,4,5,3,1,1151,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,2,7,2,1,1,5,1,3,1,1,1,3,4,3} ``` => It should be `-[0;...
Another case: ``` ContinuedFraction[ -19/10 ] ={-1,9,1} =-1+1/(9 + 1/1) =9/10 ``` The correct result is ``` - [1; 1, 9] =-1+1/(-1+1/-9) ```
I will develop these features in the future release.
Unit conversion is added in version 3.4.8
See pull request #69
Could you give more information about your environments? (CPU arch, Android version, ...)
**Pascal** is not the language used for event programming, I would push these events into a queue and you could get it with a function like ``getLastGesture``.
I am developing class type, I will support event programming in the future.
Hello. The IDE separates from the interpreter. It only takes input and receives output. They communicate through the ``ProgramHandler`` interface. It provides input data input through the ``InOutListener`` interface.
About the Pascal interpreter, we will write code in the editor (``EditorActivity``). Then run the program and receive input and output through ``AbstractExecActivity``. You can also integrate other interpreters like...