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It always bothered me that the calculator application that comes with Windows did not show the equation that you had typed in and had no user variables. This application is a simple calculator that aims to fix a few of these things.
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The calculator shows the equation that you've typed in and automatically evaluates it as you make changes. Variables A through Z (capital letters) are available to define and use in your equations. Simply-double click a variable's label on the left to define it and double click its value to insert it into the current equation.
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Download: calc.zip (14.8 kB)
History:
Version 1.1 (April 5, 2008):
- Fixed negation operator
- Added hex function that converts a hexadecimal string to an integer
- Added hexadecimal and binary evaulators to interface
- Some of the equation error messages are now more helpful (instead of just "invalid equation")
- Improved general interface layout
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