I've been playing around with 'poly' and I devised a macro that lets you 
use an equation string. So you can use something like "X^2+3Y^2-45"
then the macro makes the 'poly'(fill the 'order' and 'elements')

I put it in povary.binaries.scene-files as POLY Fun.

Have Fun!!

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Leroy Whetstone <lrw### [at] joplincom> wrote:
> I've been playing around with 'poly' and I devised a macro that lets you
> use an equation string. So you can use something like "X^2+3Y^2-45"
> then the macro makes the 'poly'(fill the 'order' and 'elements')
>
> I put it in povary.binaries.scene-files as POLY Fun.
>
> Have Fun!!

A new toy for mathematicians!
Interesting!

--
Carlo

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Leroy Whetstone <lrw### [at] joplincom> wrote:
> I've been playing around with 'poly' and I devised a macro that lets you 
> use an equation string. So you can use something like "X^2+3Y^2-45"
> then the macro makes the 'poly'(fill the 'order' and 'elements')

  Now you'll have to enhance it so that it will convert any equation
to polynomial form (if it's conversible)... ;)

-- 
                                                          - Warp

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Warp wrote:
>   Now you'll have to enhance it so that it will convert any equation
> to polynomial form (if it's conversible)... ;)
> 
  Yea! I know. I've already play with that to a lesser degree in Qbasic.

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