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@Spark and you gave the example with brackets
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@Spark no it shouldnt, when placing a sign when a sign is placed it replaces that sign, its a feature I use a lot myself, and Im simplifying myself while entering.
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@Codex404 that's an odd feature because it is not documented.
besides here is the same thing in gnome-calculator on linux ... notice that there are no brackets here
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@Spark fortunately for you the minus sign is not the same as the negative sign.
The negative sign is in the bottomleft.
Both of those features are documented (let me find the docs for you when Im in the train)
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@GMR516 you dont even have to be in scientific mode.
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@Codex404 Probably. That's just what I was in the other night and it worked.
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@Gregozor2121 the same functionality was in there as well. I just checked, even XP had this.
How hard can it be to make a calculator app. Apparently Microsoft cannot get it right. You might say hey, but it works already. No it does not. See in math 1-(-1)=2 because the double minus sign cancel each other and turn into a plus. Well the w10 calculator app, just does 1-1=0 and show that this is the result. Yes this is the result of one minus one. This is not the result of one minus minus one. This is basic math .... Stop focusing on the interface and code the base right Microsoft.
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