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Version history: CalcEdit

Changes, improvements, and fixes across releases of CalcEdit.

← Back to the app pageCurrent version 1.2.0

Version 1.2.0

New features

  • Four reference guides — Numbers, Angles, Lists and Calculus — between them demonstrating every built-in function in documents the reader can edit and run.
  • The page can fill the window instead of holding to a reading width, and the editor's overview strip can be switched on. Both are settings.
  • Changing a document's number format offers to convert the numbers already written, slider bounds included, and asks only when it would change something.

Improvements

  • Figures mark their place in the editor's overview strip, which previously showed a gap where a figure sat.

Bug fixes

  • #slider comments were printed into the PDF export, where nothing can be dragged.

Security fixes

  • None.

Breaking changes

  • None.

Known issues

  • None known.

Version 1.1.0

New features

  • Two pieces of text written side by side now join, so a label can be built out of its parts.

Improvements

  • None.

Bug fixes

  • None.

Security fixes

  • None.

Breaking changes

  • None.

Known issues

  • None known.

Version 1.0.2

New features

  • None.

Improvements

  • None.

Bug fixes

  • A line that could not be worked out had the explanation written into it and then stopped being worked out at all, even after the formula was repaired.

Security fixes

  • None.

Breaking changes

  • None.

Known issues

  • A document that already carries such an explanation has to have it deleted by hand once.

Version 1.0.1

New features

  • None.

Improvements

  • None.

Bug fixes

  • The SVG and CSV buttons on a figure did nothing when pressed.

Security fixes

  • None.

Breaking changes

  • None.

Known issues

  • None known.

Version 1.0.0

New features

  • Draggable constants: #slider after a definition turns its number into a control, which can also play itself forwards, backwards or there and back.
  • Figures in the document: plot draws functions or measurements, reads its curves under the pointer, and zooms and pans.
  • Typeset PDF export with real page numbers, working links and vector figures.
  • Installable and offline, with documents saved as you type.
  • Number formats per document, with the format your browser suggests as the starting point.
  • Guides on the shelf, each opening as a document of your own.

Improvements

  • None.

Bug fixes

  • A knob under a German document wrote 4.25 where the document reads 4,25.
  • @de-DE at the left margin did nothing, so a document said it was German and was not.
  • Curves were shaved along the top and bottom edges of a figure.
  • Figures were drawn but did not respond to anything.
  • A knob on a phone could sit off the edge of the screen.
  • Installing the app opened the wrong address.

Security fixes

  • None.

Breaking changes

  • None.

Known issues

  • None known.