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@ronnycsharp How do we understand that '2 1/2' is equal to '2.5' instead of '21/2 = 10.5'? Also, right now, you can use the following expression: 2 + 1/2 = 2.5. |
Perhaps it can be parsed like this: frac(2,1,2x) =>2+(1/(2x)) with a Fraction-Expression. |
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Hi Dmitry,
I have another good idea, what do you think about fraction-support.
Like 2 1/2 => 2,5.
Maybe with conversion of a decimal-number into a fractionalized number.
Regards
Ronny
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