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TSimpleMath

Properties Overview:

  • CopyWrite - Shows the copy write for the component.
  • Formulas - Formulas is where all your formulas should be held (See example for a better idea).
  • Name - Component Name
  • ParamValues - This is where the values are held (See example for a better idea).
  • Tag - This is an integer value that is common to components.
  • Version - The components version.
  • Website - The creation companies web address.
  • OnTagLookup - This event fires when a Parameter is encountered. Its another way besides adding all values to the ParamValues Property to return a paramater.
Functions available:
  • - Subtract
  • + Add
  • * Multiply
  • / Divide
  • > If the right side is greater then return it, else return the left.
  • < If the right side is less then return it, else return the right.
  • % Return the percent value of the number (EX: 50% will return 0.5).
  • d The d operative is used for dice formulas (EX: 2d5 returns a range of 2 to 10).
    Note: When using the d operative with other functions make sure and use parenthesis with it. Modify example program for a better understanding why.
    Note2: You cannot have a variable named "d" or "D".
  • # The # operative will truncate a number at its decimal point and return only the integer portion of the number.
  • () Parenthesis should be well utilized, as the RPN conversion math is still a little buggy at times.

Final Notes and Distribution Instructions:
This component should be "Thread Safe" but you are using it at your own risk. If you use this component in a publicly distributed application please let me know, I'd love to put it on my site.

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