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From:
Simon DeDeo
MAUG(R)/Macintosh Developers/Programmers Forum
· C and Pascal
July 21, 1993 2:46 PM
Boy, are you lazy! . Good luck!
From:
Simon DeDeo
MAUG(R)/Macintosh Developers/Programmers Forum
· C and Pascal
July 21, 1993 11:33 AM
Quickdraw will do all your text, rectangles etc like a dream, and bar graphs…well, you *could* write your own routine…
#Decomplie
Message #132585
From:
Simon DeDeo
MAUG(R)/Macintosh Developers/Programmers Forum
· Tools/Debuggers
July 20, 1993 10:58 PM
Is there any program/library I can use to decompile code into Pascal?
From:
Simon DeDeo
MAUG(R)/Macintosh Developers/Programmers Forum
· C and Pascal
July 17, 1993 4:01 PM
Thanks alot, Bob, I'll check it out!
From:
Simon DeDeo
MAUG(R)/Macintosh Developers/Programmers Forum
· C and Pascal
July 17, 1993 12:55 PM
Thanks, Rich, but I'm looking for a stand alone application. It looks like I'll have to do it the hard way…
From:
Simon DeDeo
MAUG(R)/Macintosh Developers/Programmers Forum
· C and Pascal
July 17, 1993 12:54 PM
I'm writing a program that integrates a function. The user has to be able to enter a complex expression, (cos(sin(x^(2^log(x)))) or something like that, and I'm too lazy to figure out an algorithm to analyze it. In BBC BASIC, you could write, S$="(cos(sin(x^(2^log(x))))" z=Eval(S$,x,3) And z would equal (cos(sin(3^(2^log(3))))
#String->Expression?
Message #131942
From:
Simon DeDeo
MAUG(R)/Macintosh Developers/Programmers Forum
· C and Pascal
July 15, 1993 4:40 PM
Is there any quick and easy way to turn a string (eg/ 'sin(x)') into an expression, for which you can substitue a value of x? I know that BBC Basic has an expression like this, and it was *very* useful.