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Interesting. Not exactly what I described though (sorry I did not explain very well.) What I meant, you type 2 calculations: > 1+1 2 > 10+10 20 Then i
by mrb 4y ago
Interesting. Not exactly what I described though (sorry I did not explain very well.) What I meant, you type 2 calculations:
> 1+1
2
> 10+10
20
Then if you tap the first line ("1+1") my ideal REPL would add it to the bottom:
> 1+1
2
> 10+10
20
> 1+1_ (with the cursor here ready to edit it)
Then you can for examlpe change a 1 to 2, then type ENTER:
> 1+1
2
> 10+10
20
> 1+2
3
That way you can easily compute a few things, then compare both the expressions and results of the last few calculations, and quickly make edits/corrections as needed.
- laurentlbm 4y agoI've been using All-In-One Calculator (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=all.in.one.calculator https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=all.in.one.cal...) for years, mostly because of all the conversions it can do. It has what you want, although you need to clear the result before tapping a previous calculation, otherwise it appends the formula to the result (e.g. in your example, you would get 201+1).