It uses the built in Python interpreter, so can actually do quite a bit, although not as much as I intend to extend it by soon. Couple of fun things: - You ca

It uses the built in Python interpreter, so can actually do quite a bit, although not as much as I intend to extend it by soon. Couple of fun things: - You can evaluate multiple selections. - Evaluates equations, 2+2 or complex like 2+2/(4*142)+(2/4) - print statements will appear in the console - I've just added "pi" evaluation as an example of being able to add expressions which should evaluate as part of the environment. This could be extended to add custom evaluation lookups.