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I do something equivalent (with far more features) in-Emacs buffers with calc functions on a region, perhaps inside an org-mode note. I do cite that NOT as a c
by kkfx 4y ago
I do something equivalent (with far more features) in-Emacs buffers with calc functions on a region, perhaps inside an org-mode note.
I do cite that NOT as a critic for the author NOR as advertisement for Emacs but to state a thing: FULLY INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTS are the way to go. It's absurd that with an OS/set of apps who can do something you can't do something out-of-context. I'm actually write and email? Why I can't solve some math inside of the mail body?
The sole answer I found is commercial software: keeping things separated means having products on sale. Keep anything integrated means far less.
- JZL003 4y agoSpeaking of literate-calc mode is AMAZING for these sorts of things. It lets you use emacs-calc in a notebook, so you get units, unit conversions, solving. It's great for quick calculations and units make sure you know immediately if you need to divide or multiply. I use it all the time to make benchmarks for how long something will take, the memory, etc (Just add this for unit conversions ``` (after! calc (defalias 'calcFunc-uconv 'math-convert-units)) ``` )