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QScript - a preview
I am currently working on a new library called QScript. The library can evaluate mathematical expressions but
At the moment I am creating the examples that will be shipped with the library and using these for final testing and debugging so I thought you might like a little preview of what the library can do.
The first example demonstrates evaluating a simple expression and producing a graph from it. I did show this in the last forum but I have included it here so you can see it with the second example and get an insight into the scope of the library. The second example is a QScript editor where you can enter and run more complex mathematical expressions using variables, conditional and loop constructs - it already has three algorithms to show some of the scripting language.
