v1.2.1 - Fix a crash when using simultaneous equations

🛠FIXED 🛠

• Fix crash when using simultaneous equations in the curses CLI

v1.2 - Published on PyPi

✨ NEW ✨

• Equator is now officially published on PyPi, and can be installed using the command pip3 install equatorpy

✏ CHANGED ✏

• Some code was refactored to allow for the publication

v1.1 - Support for Multiple IO Modes

✨ NEW ✨

• Added a basic JSON interface for interoperability with other applications through pipes. This will be expanded on in future updates.
• Added a quick evaluate mode. Run equator ev [my_expression], where my_expression is a string.
• Added improved exception handling, which should improve stability in the long term.
• Added more functions and classes to __init__.py for use within a Python module.
• Added more tests to help improve stability and reliability for the project.

✏ CHANGED ✏

• Commented out some old code.

🛠 FIXED 🛠

• If an expression is too long to fit on one line of output, it will be split across multiple lines.

v1.0.3 - Resize Support

✏ CHANGES ✏

• Print exception details properly in the unlikely event of them happening

🛠 FIXES 🛠

• Fix crashes and unexpected behaviour when resizing a console window whilst in the curses CLI
• Prevent display overflow by trimming the input furthest from the cursor position

v1.0.2 - Bug Fix

🛠FIXED🛠

• Fixed an issue where leading negatives would fail to parse in equations on the second parse

v1.0.1 - Minor Bug Fixes

🛠 FIXES 🛠

• Fixed an issue where it was possible to move the cursor into the margin using the backspace key.

v1.0 - Interface Overhaul and Major Refactor

✨NEW✨

• The interface has had a make-over, including:
  • Coloured input and output
  • Universal cursor control with arrow keys (tested on Windows and Linux)
    • Input history can be accessed with up and down arrows
    • Cursor can be moved using left and right arrows
  • Friendly presentation of equation results
  • Damn it looks good
• The back-end has been cleaned up
  • A lot of random functions were moved into classes
  • The whole thing makes more sense overall now: I know where to find things
  • A ton of old code was removed
• The interface when using as a package is now much nicer too
  • Expression objects contain an input and its output, which can be accessed in various formats
  • The equate() function quickly gets out an output as a string

🛠FIXED🛠

• Output formatting options now work correctly for equations
• A few other miscellaneous bugs have been squashed

v0.5.1 - Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where leading negatives after an equals operator would cause a syntax error
• Improved documentation of some parts of the code

v0.5 - Output formatters

Use a -> to direct Equator to format outputs in a specific way. Available formatters:

• num: All values as a number (eg. 2*pi -> num = 6.283185...)
• sci: All values as scientific notation (eg. 10.35 -> sci = 1.035e+2)
• dec: All values as decimal numbers (ie. not scientific notation)

v0.4.0 - Support for Exponent (Scientific) Notation

• Input can be given using scientific notation and it'll actually be interpreted correctly. Try typing 2.5E-2 to get 1/4 as output.
• Input is smart-formatted to use scientific notation when it looks nicer to do so. Try typing 50^8 to get 3.90625E+13, which is much more readable.
• Working with extremely small numbers won't just give you zero now. Try typing 1E-35 * 2.
• Output is no-longer case-sensitive.