Mathematical UDF's

[themax90]

A while back I was working on a calculator until my harddrive fried last night. I made a view UDF's for math and such which ran perfectly in a gui environment.

While 1

;Do gui data

;Calc functions

;If certain button clicked make varable $cans and second num $snum

WEnd

Func Add($cans, $ndata)

$cans = $cans + $ndata

Return $cans

EndFunc

;etc they were all the same but I added ques

Func Que($aque, $sque, $mque, $dque)

;If $m or $d que was true then run certain function and return $cans for further math(running on the system of order of operations, same for $a and $s(a = add, s = subtract and so on, then Return $que and set $que back to 1

EndFunc

I can't remember it exactly because my computer fried, I am sending this post from a library.

Also I made a Quadratic UDF

Func Quad($a, $b, $c)

$z1 = (-($+SqRt(($b * $ - (4 * $a * $c)) / (2 * $a)

$z2 = (-($-SqRt(($b * $ - (4 * $a * $c)) / (2 * $a)

MsgBox(0, "Answers", "Your answers are " & $z1 & " OR " & $z2)

;Or Return $z1, $z2

EndFunc Quad

If I can restore my drive I might beable to get my 205 line calculator script that was in beta, all I needed was sqrt functions, and a delete function and I had a full calculator, number CCB-23X(computer Calculator Basic - 23 Button Operational(X))

Hope you like, and I can't remember who made the other autoIt calculator but I might restart my project and make a base from that.

With Scripting Power,

Max Gardner(AutoIt Smith)

[ezzetabi]

Look around the board, PacMan made a good string calculator.

If you can't find it (seeking is extremly hard in big board like this one...) you can extract it from Run! source code...

[Insolence]

http://www.insolence9.com/downloads/SBN.zip

C# infix->postfix->evaluator. If you need any explaining let me know