Closed XDjackieXD closed 6 years ago
But I guess you have the time to elaborate a bit?
Compared to muParser, Qalculate handles symbolic calculations and units very well which is relly useful when using it during electronics design and similar use cases.
So far I haven't looked into qalculate's api but I could look into it.
The thing is you are comparing a lib with a desktop application. What do you expect me/us to do?
Qalculate primarely is a library. The Calculator application is their reference implementation of an application using libqalculate. https://github.com/KDE/plasma-workspace/tree/master/runners/calculator this for example is the krunner plugin for qalculate.
Cool. This lib looks awesome.
I'm currently working on an extension as I just found some time and I should have something working in a few minutes ^^
The only "problem" right now is that the default invocation of the qalculate plugin ("="; only has to be explicitly typed when you have letters in the expression. else it will try to parse the expression automatically) overlaps with the default invocation of the wolframalpha websearch
muParser is a powerful parser for mathematical expressions, but coming from krunner, I miss the power of qalculate as it can do quite a bit more than muParser. Consider this as an idea that could be implemented sometimes as I currently don't have the time needed to implement it myself.