Re: @language modes

I noticed that too. VR3 seems to work right anyway, but that won't help you. I don't remember when I first noticed this, but not long ago. On Monday, May 1, 2023 at 9:37:09 PM UTC-4 Rob wrote: > >1. Recently I noticed that all of my @language md nodes don't seem to >recognize the direc

Re: An RPN Calculator For Leo

I forgot to add to the Help file that there is also a minibuffer command to toggle it - *rpcalc-toggle.* On Monday, May 1, 2023 at 8:31:31 PM UTC-4 Rob wrote: > For those new to trying out the plugin, I discovered that it didn't appear > to load despite adding it to my enabled plugins. What I l

@language modes

1. Recently I noticed that all of my @language md nodes don't seem to recognize the directive (the line isn't colored green as before). The md.py mode file is in the modes directory. not sure what's going on here. Perhaps this is related to recent work on the mode files. 2. S

Re: An RPN Calculator For Leo

For those new to trying out the plugin, I discovered that it didn't appear to load despite adding it to my enabled plugins. What I learned is: 1. It's in the plugin list and I needed to select the rpcalc-toggle option under the plugins menu or... 2. I see now there's an rpcalc button I

Pyspread - a spreadsheet where each cell can be a Python expression

I just learned about Pyspread , which is a spreadsheet program where cells contain Python expressions or code. They can also contain images, which makes it interesting to see how the image data is stored and used. It's a PyQt program, so there might be some good le

Re: CLIP, CLisp, Clippy

One of the all-time poor name choices - for Internet searches - has to be the graphics programming language called "Processing". As for "clip", if you were referring to the RPN calculator key I called "TOCLIP", it probably doesn't need to be searched for on the internet :) On Monday, May 1, 202

CLIP, CLisp, Clippy

Good luck with unambiguous, short, 4-5 character name findable After 50+ years of Unix, more short acronyms for many, many more years with Lisp, and many more with AutoCad, and, esp., recent developments with OpenAI all using same name - "clip" is late to the party. Recommend Some PY or LEO prefi

Re: An RPN Calculator For Leo

Much better! I'll change it soon. BTW, I'm sorry about *R>* for "Roll Down". The original code used *R<* and *R>*, apparently because we don't have up and down arrows on a normal keyboard (well, speaking for US English keyboards, anyway). I changed the one to a caret (*R^*) but there's no s

Re: An RPN Calculator For Leo

Shurely that should be called >CLIP ? ;-) On Monday, May 1, 2023 at 5:46:45 PM UTC+1 tbp1...@gmail.com wrote: > Devel now contains one more change. I've changed the *EXIT* key (which > isn't needed in the Leo tab version of the calculator) to *TOCLIP*. It > copies the "X" register - the calcu

Re: An RPN Calculator For Leo

Devel now contains one more change. I've changed the *EXIT* key (which isn't needed in the Leo tab version of the calculator) to *TOCLIP*. It copies the "X" register - the calculation result - to the system clipboard. On Monday, May 1, 2023 at 9:31:00 AM UTC-4 Thomas Passin wrote: > When I was

Re: An RPN Calculator For Leo

When I was using TurboPascal and doing a lot of numerical 2-D integrations with complex numbers, I actually wrote a little library module to calculate with complex numbers as if I was using an RPN calculator. So you could push a complex number on the stack, pop it off, multiply or add the two

Re: An RPN Calculator For Leo

I got to play with a then- just out Hewlett Packard HP-67 RPN calculator at the age of around 14. It blew my mind ... and may well have directly led to me doing what I do to this day. J^n On Sunday, April 30, 2023 at 5:59:34 PM UTC+1 tbp1...@gmail.com wrote: > RPCalc is a recent discovery

Re: An RPN Calculator For Leo

I'm happy to say that the RPCalc plugin is now merged into the devel branch. Enable it in your @enabled-plugins settings node by adding a line reading *rpcalc.py*. On Sunday, April 30, 2023 at 12:59:34 PM UTC-4 Thomas Passin wrote: > RPCalc is a recent discovery for me. As originally written,