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I'm converting an Xcode app to Android. Part of the app takes a string mathematical expression and using NSExpression (Xcode) connects and calculates a result. In Android I've used mXparser, but ...
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I made a basic graph plotter in Java using the mXparser library. Now, it does its job just fine, the only problem is that the program itself takes about 2.5 seconds to draw a basic function, like x^2. ...
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I'm using the Java/.NET symbolic math library mXparser (5.0.2) to support user-provided math expressions in my app. Problem I found that the conditional clause iff does not support equality test, e.g.,...
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Using the library https://mathparser.org/mxparser-tutorial/playing-with-expression-tokens/ Assume I have the follow functions: val origEl = Expression("revenue - cogs") origEl....
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I have a scenario where I need to evaluate one expression 1 million times, but on each iteration the only things that do change are the argument values: var x1 = new Argument("X1", double....
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I am trying out mXparser in an android app and I almost have it working. But, if I parse the following expression "10/3" then it returns: 3.33333333335. Why this rounding in the end? and how do I tell ...
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