modeling of electrical circuits and pandemics using calc.py, a simple keystroke-driven prototype calculator

by kragen 4 years ago

GNU/Linux • screen • bash 973 views

One Friday night last month I wrote this simple scientific calculator program. Though flawed, its interaction model is sufficiently fluent that I’ve found myself using it from time to time since then. It features APL-like broadcasting and aggregate operations, RPN interaction, and infix formula output. It’s available at http://canonical.org/~kragen/sw/dev3/calc.py.

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