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yeah, this is just very simple.
you could also add some variables and make them recieve the first two textNumbers.

Fuzzy wrote:

==Kalladdolf== wrote:

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txb3.textNumber = txb1.textNumber + txb2.textNumber;

Although it certainly works, for a serious application I would not suggest using textNumber for things like this. Use properly named global variables.

Unless you use it just for temporary calculations. But if you want to modify/edit/save/load or anything like that you should use the variables like Pete said. Hey, I spotted your sig! It's just so difficult to call you Fuzzy when you have the same avatar. (You also used to have another avatar before your current one ) Imagine if I would change my name to "Duke of Wellington" or if Makslane would become "MC Megabyte".

Bee-Ant wrote:Yeah...basic calculator is so easy...but, how about scientific calculator???Which use :
sin, cos, tan, inv, hyp, rand, etc...

I will make a calculator right now, I should have it done soon. (It will have all the basics and maybe more.)

Here is a simple calculator.
Here is how you use it:
Use the number keys above the letters to type out the numbers, period is a decimal place.
Use this just like you would a normal calculator.

If anybody wants I can post the source.

Note: No sprites involved.
The background is canvas rendered.

Cool, I tell ya

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cool

Just to let you know, I'll be building a scientific calculator and I will post it here soon!

-- Pyro

OK...I'll wait

thanks for the demo Sgt. Sparky!
it helped me!
ohhh, ill be impressed if sombody makes a scientific calculator!

Zehper48 wrote:thanks for the demo Sgt. Sparky!
it helped me!
ohhh, ill be impressed if sombody makes a scientific calculator!

Somebody could just use my calculator as a base and add extra buttons for scientific functions. (Ge has a few scientific functions.)

Well here's the basis file with most functions for scientific calculators. I got really bored of this project so I didn't do the most thorough job, but you can still appreciate it I guess. Feel free to build on this base file as you please.

Just to let you know, there are 8 inputs, A to H, but only A and B are in use. The intent was to have them for more complex functions such as scalar and vector products of vectors among other things... But I really don't feel like it, I have to keep working on my other projects.

Well, it looks like this calculator of mine received no attention at all... Sorry for bumping but I though it was justified given that I don't like to work for no reason! lol

Nice job!pyro

Thanks! Always glad to help out!