Ecalculator
Posted 1 year ago.
A scientific calculator as Eclipse-plugin.
Current version: 1.0.5
Features
- Integrated into the eclipse workbench
- Standard, scientific and trigonometric calculation
- Display of the calculation in base-n numbers (decimal, hexadecimal, binary)
- Uses arbitrary precision where applicable
- Memory function for a number and the last calculated result
- Enter arithmetic expressions naturally
Screenshot
Requirements
- Windows | Linux | OS X
- JDK 5.0
- Eclipse 3.1+ eclipse.org »
Installation via update-manager (recommended)
- In Eclipse: Select Help » Software Updates » Find and install…
- Search for new features to install » Next » New Remote Site…
- Enter a name (“ecalculator”) and this URL: http://www.chipwreck.de/update
- Click “Finish..” and select the appropriate feature
Installation via download
- Download the package: sourceforge.net »
- Quit Eclipse if running
- Open the zip-file and copy the contents of the “eclipse” directory into your Eclipse version
- Start Eclipse
Usage
- After installing and restarting Eclipse, choose: Window » Show View » Ecalculator » Ecalculator
- If the category doesn’t appear, check if you installed correctly and restart Eclipse using the “-clean” option
- Make sure you use JDK 1.5 or higher
Changelog
1.0.5
Updated (and included :) the helpRecompiled for 3.3
Small bugfixes
1.0.4
Small bugfixes1.0.3
Hexadecimal and binary modeSmall improvments in the GUI
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Hi,
First of all: Thank you for the great plug-in! It’s a real time saver if you have calculate lots of em’s…
But I have a few wishes:
Could you please add shortcuts for C and AC, and maybe add a “Copy Result/Expression to Clipboard” and “Delete last Digit/Sign” (in the Eclipse Key Options)?
I’m a fan of shortcuts and don’t use the mouse often in Eclipse, this could imho save even more time :)
Thanks,
Markus
Hi -
nice to hear that! Well I didn’t update the plugin a longer time ago, so it should be about time. And I’ll try to incorporate your ideas, so maybe in the next two weeks it’ll be updated.
But one thing should already work: Copy to clipboard is integrated (via ctrl-c or cmd-c, depending on your platform).
Hello,
Very great plug-in. It’s possible to get the source code ?
Best regard
Laurent
Hi -
nice to hear that!
The source code of a previous version is available at sourceforge, but I’ll post the current version source here, tomorrow or so.
See above :)