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Calculator Community => Major Community Projects => The Axe Parser Project => Topic started by: jimbo1qaz on November 27, 2015, 06:23:05 am
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Is there any way to evaluate expressions using TIOS's math engine in Axe?
I hate TI-BASIC and would like to use anything else if possible. Any other language suggestions?
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Maybe you could create a temporary program and let the OS execute it and then fetch the results of Ans?
If you are only looking for specific things, there are a lot of floating point bcalls in the OS
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If you're doing a lot of math, BASIC actually is a pretty good language to use. But if you only need a little bit of it and still want to use Axe, jacobly's floating point math axiom (https://www.omnimaga.org/the-axe-parser-project/(axiom)-floating-point-math-(and-other-stuff)/msg256094/#msg256094) might be useful. It doesn't evaluate expressions as text; the functional format it uses may be a bit cumbersome, but it does avoid the interpreter overhead that way.
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No worries, my HP 50g is shipping Monday, and hopefully I'll never have to deal with TI-BASIC again.
Maybe I need a desktop editor? Is there a TI-BASIC small font editor on calculator?
I tried writing an integral graph program, but didn't quite finish. Float axiom won't exactly work, since it requires hard-coded math.
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there is a zstart version somewhere which comes with a small font editor, iirc it doesn't work with a mathprint OS, though