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On 10/4/2010 10:47 AM, Invisible wrote:
> Note, though, that unlike Mathematica, you cannot write "2 Pi" or even
> "2 pi". You must write "2 * %pi". How irritating...
Its not so bad.... I suppose if the %(special character) notation
bothered you, you could technically define variables as the special
characters and use them instead. Heck, you could define a batch that
does this and include it in the init.
And .... what's with the lack of love for Lisp?
Though using * for multiplication is a bit annoying, It's not really a
dealbreaker for me. It still does a reasonably good job of solving and
expanding equations, and the wx version makes nice output. You can also
grab the output in TeX format, as well.
--
~Mike
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