> > By the way on weights, how about a "pounds" to British "stones > <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_(unit)>" 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 added-- it will use the same editor that the ref wikis bookmark editor and cheat sheets builder use I need to modify it to accept divide by conversion (shouldn't be too much extra effort) The converter is part of the RagCalculator XL!1! (which should be out this week) see below The basic calculator using buttons for add, subtract, multiply, divide (ie 1+2)(important cause it allows use of Mn (see below)), typed entry (Mohammad's math macro) of numbers and math operators "Multi" mode a string of values all to be operated on by add, subtract, multiply, divide (ie: =5 =9 =1 =3 -2), "Pi" button for sum (adding) of a series of numbers (ie: 1+2+3), "Σ" button, for product (multiplying) of a series of numbers (ie: 1x2x3) "Mn" (memory) button puts the result of an operation into a new operation (ie 5+5=, Mn, result1-5=, Mn, result2x4=, Mn...), Copy to clipboard, help display, aux display of the filter syntax producing the math, converter with chart [image: Clipboardrcalc.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 [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/5753ac8f-4725-4ed0-8481-e02a7a78d409%40googlegroups.com.
