Although I would like to transfer my programming from TP to FPC, I found that I cannot test some source lines directly without writing a full program. I suggest to implement the evalutation box in TP7 to the IDE, enabling users to input a full expression and evaluate the result, and support more operator/system functions(binary op, sincos, ...). I hope it can replace the calculator now in the IDE completly.
If that is possible, I think the evaluation box should also allow the user to calculate with some user-defined functions in the source code to help them check the correctness of the function without extra coding.
Mailing lists / fpc-pascal / 2008-01
Feature Request: Evalution Box instead of Calculator
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- Bill Yau 1
- Daniël Mantione 1
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Op Sat, 12 Jan 2008, schreef Bill Yau:
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Although I would like to transfer my programming from TP to
FPC, I found that I cannot test some source lines directly without
writing a full program. I suggest to implement the evalutation box in
TP7 to the IDE, enabling users to input a full expression and evaluate
the result, and support more operator/system functions(binary op,
sincos, ...). I hope it can replace the calculator now in the IDE
completly.
If that is possible, I think the evaluation box should also
allow the user to calculate with some user-defined functions in the
source code to help them check the correctness of the function without
extra coding.
Please upgrade, FPC versions since 2.0.5 have an evaluate box.
Daniel