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Adding pow(), exp() functions #16
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Currently you cannot add your own functions without hacking the source code. I'll look into adding this to the next release though. Thanks for the feedback! 👍 |
Yes, not being able to add my own functions makes me quite frustrated. Would be great if you could make that part more flexible. |
Noted. I'll probably have to change the API a bit for this to work. Maybe something like What do you think @ibell ? |
Yes, and it would be great if you could have a custom object with a well-defined API in the Also, I find the term |
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Fixed by #18 |
It's great that user-defined functions now work, but is there any reason why |
Probably because it would be more likely to get into overflow/closure issues than other functions. You can make it yourself if you need it. |
Oh ok, thanks for the clarification! |
Or maybe because it then will try to interpolate with polynomial? |
I'm interested in adding pow and exponential functions to the set of functions. Could you please add them? They are very useful in my fitting routines.
Also, it would be nice if you could describe how you add functions to the library of functions so we could extend it with any function we want.
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