[tw5] Re: More math: standard-metric converter

> > > I am honored that there may be Hans keys. After 50 years of marriage, it > will be interesting to see how others might push my buttons :-) > > lol, 50? wow, just hiting 20-- Fri, the 13tth of Dec 2013 was the 13th anniversary-- and considering the wedding gift was a black cat... --

[tw5] Re: More math: standard-metric converter

On Monday, November 11, 2019 at 11:09:42 PM UTC-5, A Gloom wrote: > > ... > > Too late, I'm sidetracked-- we'll now will have the RagsCalculator with > customizable Hans keys :) > > oooh, something else to delve into... > Gloom: I am honored that there may be Hans keys. After 50 years

[tw5] Re: More math: standard-metric converter

Hans At the risk of distracting you (which I certainly do not want to do), it > might make sense to make the buttons configurable, to take advantage of the > extremely large number of CodePoint options that exist. After all, TW's > UTF8 support makes it quite easy for each person to develop

[tw5] Re: More math: standard-metric converter

At the risk of distracting you (which I certainly do not want to do), it might make sense to make the buttons configurable, to take advantage of the extremely large number of CodePoint options that exist. After all, TW's UTF8 support makes it quite easy for each person to develop their very

[tw5] Re: More math: standard-metric converter

@ A_Gloom I am not sure people would understand, in spite of the fact that the TiddlyWiki community is much more inclined to accept Symbols, especially as Tags. One of the frequent complaints about APL was "all of those funny symbols are too hard to understand". That being said, the trade

[tw5] Re: More math: standard-metric converter

Hans Your use of ..."Pi" button for sum (adding) of a series of numbers & "Σ" > button, for product > Resonated with me because of my time with APL > (A Programming > Language), > I was thinking of using APL symbols since they're in

[tw5] Re: More math: standard-metric converter

@ A. Gloom Your use of ..."Pi" button for sum (adding) of a series of numbers & "Σ" button, for product Resonated with me because of my time with APL (A Programming Language), which was in part a logically consistent way of teaching

[tw5] Re: More math: standard-metric converter

> > By the way on weights, how about a "pounds" to British "stones > " converter? :-) Stones makes > me less weighty :-). > : ) once i add the editor for the stored conversion values (the selection options & table entries), any conversion can be

[tw5] Re: More math: standard-metric converter

Ciao A Gloom Another neat tool by you! This kind of thing is useful. Small tools category. Like with "the searchers" it might be good to package and advertise it as an independent bundle or plugin. By the way on weights, how about a "pounds" to British "stones

[tw5] Re: More math: standard-metric converter

already fixing a display bug with the conversion table [image: Clipboardconv.jpg] -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to