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How to add pi , e and factorial to the expression? #26
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Hi Thanks for raising those. As mentioned in other issues, the parser is currently pretty limited.
It would be relatively easy to add support for Pi and the factorial function. |
I am interested, but currently have no time for this. Also about linitations - how to select radians and degrees for trigonometry?! |
That's currently not supported either, sorry. |
When are you planning to add the above-specified features ?? |
Hi @Divyanshu-S, sorry I don't currently have a timeline for this. As mentioned above, this should be fairly easy to add, and I'm welcoming contributions. |
It seems no one has done this yet, so I would like to implement this. |
Ok, I got a running version. Where should I push to / post my code? |
@Just-Learned-It Great! You should first fork the repository, and then follow the GitHub flow to make a pull request. |
Hi @fkleon, has parsing pi also been added? |
Hi @youngunand. Support for parsing Pi has not been added yet. |
every calculator has pi, e and factorial methods. but how to parse them using your library?
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