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QtCalculator 1.1.0

14 Jan 08:06
@ammelto ammelto
1.1.0
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Changelog 1.1.0

Features

  • Added history window
    • history window will store up to 32 characters. After that, the window will be reset
  • Added chaining operations using the equals button
    • Pressing equals a second time will now perform the last operation selected on the current value in memory and the one in the number box (your input).

Technical

  • Fixed bug #1 that would cause numbers to appear incorrectly when the value in memory was less than 10.
  • Fixed bug #2 that caused issues when chaining the minus operation.
    • It is still not possible to chain the minus operation via equals, it is possible to use the minus operation consecutively though.
  • The calculator now detects new number input using a newIn flag rather than comparing to memory. This fixes several issues regarding memory management. The calculator should be more responsive now.

Future Development

For the most part, I'm finished with the calculator. There's still a few more bugs I could work out, but I plan on moving to another project soon. The main goal of this was to understand how to use Qt and C++, since I have a basic grasp on that I plan on moving to another project. As a result, this will probably be the final release. In the future, I probably won't use the ui designer in Qt Creator simply because it was difficult to work with. It seems like a lot of these bugs and issues I had stemmed from using the designer. The designer does not give me nearly as much control over my ui elements as I'd like.

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Minor Patch 1.0.1

12 Jan 06:46
@ammelto ammelto
1.0.1
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Bug Fixes

  • Redeployed binary with correct platforms
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Initial Release

12 Jan 06:05
@ammelto ammelto
1.0.0
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Basic Qt calculator.

A simple calculator I made in Qt to get familiar with the Qt syntax

Release Notes:

All basic functions have been implemented, currently there is only one major bug (see bug section) that should be resolved soon. Currently, the calculator contains division, multiplication, subtraction, addition, square root, modulus, inverse, and percentage functions.

Bugs:

When the result in memory is a value less than 10, entering a number that begins with that same digit will cause the program to skip the first digit.

Minus sign causes some issues with chaining

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