QCALC 1.22


                       Possible Future Additions:
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o Environment constants -- variables defined by the set command could be
  used as variables -- QCALC would check there last before reporting an
  error.

o "Live" (online) calculator, or at least editing capabiltites, for
  those who don't use DOSKEY or 4DOS.

o Programmable functions!

o An /Xponent switch to handle E.  Should###e### be expanded to zeroes?

o A =real= scripting language.

o Probability functions:  Permutations, combinations, summation,
  (variance, standard deviation?) ...

o Programmer's switches:  Hexadecimal, binary, octal, (ascii?) ...

o Fractional functions:
    Round, Rounds to nearest integer
    RoundU, Rounds up to next number
    RoundD, Rounds down (truncates fraction)
    Characteristic (integer), truncates fractional part (same as roundd)
    Mantissa (fractional), removes integer part

o Algebraic switch:  Handles expressions algebraically.
    Example:  10B4 is the same as 10*(b^4)

o Logic switch:  Answers with TRUE/FALSE
  Switch operators?  Change meaning of operators to have logical powers.

o Switch to turn off all output (including script file printings)

o Switch to "breeze through" pauses in scripts.

o Add operator functions?  (ie, ADD, SUB, MULT, DIV, MOD)

o How about a function-information switch that describes a function live?
  (Hmm -- memory wasteful?)

o Shortcut switch for /OA tip described in manual.


          Bugs, Parasites, and Raccoons that eat your garbage:
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              (Also known as, "Author's Notes to Himself")



o Verify that all of the math functions work right.  (Ha.)

o Hack out the error system, see if you can improve it.

o Look into having a /pr switch for rounding up when /d is on.

o Make /EH (halt on error) default?

o Perfect "Line too long" in getarg when reading from files

o Make "constants" (predefined variables) redefinable? (hardy har)

o Delete variable switch:  Frees memory used up by user variables.

o Clarify exponentation:  can we call "^" (pow) exponentation?

o Is there a modulo bug, or possibly am I a tad brain damaged?

o There is somewhere a null pointer assignment bug, but I can't seem
  to track it down.  Will eventually fix that.  Ack.

o Use far calls, or even worse (gasp) change to a different memory
  model?