calculator

This is a calculator app built in Swing using Jep (Java Embedded Python) on the backend. It supports...

Functionality

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Methods

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Install

NOTE: This project only builds on Windows. If you deal with JEP integration in a different way it should theoretically work cross-platform, but I didn't want to bother with that.

To install:

1. Clone this repository

2. Navigate to the folder calculator/

3. Run ./build

By default, ./build will run a Maven install with tests skipped and deal with any missing dependencies along the way. The following flags can be passed to ./build:

• -q / --quiet to suppress output
• -c / --clean to clean the build (delete the target/ directory). this can be combined with other flags (e.g. ./build -c -m to run mvn clean compile)
• -o / --clean-only to clean without doing anything else
• -m / --compile to compile the build without packaging or installing
• -p / --package to package the build without installing
• -t / --test to use tests, which are always skipped by default. this can be combined with other flags.

If you encounter any issues, make sure Maven, JDK 17, and some version of Python >= 3.6 are properly installed and on the PATH. The build script will install necessary python dependencies if they aren't already.

Usage

Once the project has been built, you can open the calculator by running ./run

The following flags can be passed to ./run:

• -D[setting name]=[setting value] to set core program behavior before execution
• -q / --quiet to suppress output
• -b / --build to build before execution
• -w / --no-console to stop the console from opening (this will also disable debug mode, though log files will still be created if DEBUG_LOG is true)
• -c / --clear-logs to clear the existing log files
• -d / --debug-console to open the debug console instead of the calculator
• -t / --test to run tests instead of opening the calculator
• -f [file path] to run a custom test file (this is equivalent to -Ddebug_file=[file path], it exists here as a convenience)