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Example syntax:

f(x) = x + 5
f(5) = 10

Annoying bit is not colliding with existing syntax of f times x equals something.
Since
f = 5
x = 1
f(x) = x+4 -> true

I'm thinking it's parsed as a function in the AST and if the function name is defined already the calculate function will run multiplication instead.

Ceil() or Ceiling() actually rounds to the nearest value instead of rounding up.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Make the window the smallest it can be on the horizontal axis
2. Enter an expression that exceeds the width of the window (such as 1+1+1+1+1)
3. Scroll all the way to the right

I'll miss the old one, but I think we can do better.

A settings page for the calculator.
Example settings:

• Autosave Interval
• Show grid
• Use degrees/radians
• Font family - size - color
  • Not sure how this would play with #2 when it comes to color.

I would like degree mode because radians are confusing.

There's a lot of behavior inside the app which is not explained anywhere. Users are unlikely to discover these by guessing, such as the keywords for bitwise operators.
It'd be good to have some sort of lexicon with all kinds of operations and functions along with a short description.

Allow calculations with vectors.

Declaring a 1d vector:
vec = [0, 1]

Declaring a 2d vector:
vec = [ [0, 1], [2, 3] ]

etc.

Probably wont support any operators with them other than obvious ones. Adding norm (||) would clash with boolean or. (although technically since one is unary we can work out the order)
(might revisit it then)

This bug does not occur when there are any characters on the first line (including spaces).

Support for i, and all the wonderful expanded function declarations that entails.

make an option for the window to always be on top plz or jacob will cry

Right now, hex and binary literals are parsed, but doing anything with them will make the result in decimal notation. It should stay in the same format it started. Also there should be a way to move between presentations. I suggest using the keywords as/in like this:
25 in hex = 0x1B
25 - 1 as hex = 0x1A
0xB in decimal = 11
0xBA = 0xBA
4 in binary = 0b100

Maybe with spplt?

A toggle between a light and dark mode would be nice.

Let me explain things to me, myself, or friends through text inside the application. It should also have a nice color. :-)
You'd presumably start a comment with a symbol not used in math. But // should be fine I guess. Otherwise, ;, # or maybe \.

This could be controlled by doing ctrl + and ctrl - and added to the right click menu.

cotangent, secant and cosecant as well as their inverse are not added.

Or any other scheme. What the heck. Let me set my background as a frog, damn it!