hi there, It is very handy to be able to have a line like 11.5/2.54 hit evaluate line and get 11.5/2.54 = 292.1
Currently if that line is reevaluated, it returns 11.5/2.54 = 292.1(standard_in) 1: parse error =
My suggestion for the default behavior bundle, is that if the line already contains an equals, eval the text in front and replace the result.
That would be useful where one is playing with values in a formula
tim
On Jun 8, 2006, at 10:24 PM, Timothy Bates wrote:
hi there, It is very handy to be able to have a line like 11.5/2.54 hit evaluate line and get 11.5/2.54 = 292.1
Currently if that line is reevaluated, it returns 11.5/2.54 = 292.1(standard_in) 1: parse error =
My suggestion for the default behavior bundle, is that if the line already contains an equals, eval the text in front and replace the result.
That would be useful where one is playing with values in a formula
That's an extremely simple, one line command, so I bet you could work out how to add this in. Let us know if you get stuck and we'll help you along...
James Edward Gray II
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Timothy Bates