ralcalc est aussi installé sous la commande = pour encore plus de rapidité.
ralcalc command> prend en charge les caract = 2u/35 2u/35 = 57.1429n
Les nombres du genre 1e-3 sont également supportés, où le "e" indique une puissance de dix. Ne pas mélanger les préfixes SI et "e" dans un même nombre (bien que 1e-3n soit valide, 1ne-3 ne l'est pas - éviter les deux pour moins de confusion).
Les préfixes du SI supportés sont : Y, Z, E, P, T, G, M, k, m, u, n, p, f, a, z, y.
Les parenthèses ((), []) peuvent être utilisées pour contrôler l'ordre dans lequel les opérations sont traitées : placeholder-1 / >
Both the square and round brackets can be used and are both directly equivalent, so [1+2)x3 is also valid. Round brackets are more commonly used in mathematics, but the square brackets (and the "x" for multiplication) are included to try to prevent problems with the shell expanding those characters.
ralcalc command> stocke le r = 2^0.5 2^0.5 = 1.41421 = 1/_ 1/_ = 0.707107
= sin2x2
sin2x2 = 1.81859
= sin[2x2]
sin[2x2] = -0.756802
2^0.5
1/_
238/1064x100
File input is also possible using stdin, i.e. reading interactively directly from the terminal with each line being calculated as normal. To quit, type "q" or "quit" on a new line, use Ctrl-D to indicate the end of file, or use Ctrl-C to cause ralcalc to be terminated.
If either of the file input options are given on the command line, then any calculations given on the command line will be calculated first. If both of the file input options are given, then the calculations from the -f will be carried out first, followed by those from stdin.
= ln 1.0001
ln 1.0001 = 99.995u
Format de sortie en exposant:
= -e ln 1.0001
ln 1.0001 = 9.9995e-05
Format de sortie d'un nombre premier :
= -r ln 1.0001
ln 1.0001 = 0.000100
Format de sortie d'un nombre avec un préfixe spécifique SI :
= -s m ln 1.0001
ln 1.0001 = 0.099995
If an unknown character is included in the equation, an "unknown token" error will be generated. The error marker points to the invalid character.
= 34/3@2
Error: 34/3@2
^ unknown token
If an invalid number is included, a "bad number" error will be generated. The error marker points to the end of the invalid number.
= 3.14.159x2.8^2
Error: 3.14.159x2.8^2
^ bad number
If the number of open and close brackets do not match, a "mismatched brackets" error will be generated. The error marker position has no significance.
= 5/[[2+3]*9
Error: 5/[[2+3]*9
^ mismatched brackets
If an operator appears in an invalid position, an "invalid operator" error will be generated. The error marker indicated the invalid operator.
= 3^^7
Error: 3^^7
^ invalid operator
If a bracket appears in an invalid position, an "invalid bracket" error will be generated. This type of error often overlaps with other errors, so there will be a number of messages written to the screen. It is best to fix this error first as it will likely be the root cause of the problem. The error marker indicates the invalid bracket.
= [2+]3
Error: [2+]3
^ invalid bracket
Error: [2+]3
^ invalid operator
Siralcalc ne peut allouer un peu de mémoire, une erreur "Plus de mémoire disponible" sera générée.
Internal error: If the parser notices two numbers next to each other yet does not generate a "bad number" error, the a "duplicate number" error will be generated. This should never happen.
Internal error: If an unknown error code is passed to the error output function, an "unknown error" will be generated and the invalid error code displayed. This should never happen.
If you find a bug, please submit a report at http://bugs.launchpad.net/ralcalc