05-25-2022, 04:29 PM
If you find yourself wishing there was an easy way to organize and create macro scripts for Windows, then KEYMACRO is a Mac OS X command line tool you should keep handy. A free trial is available.
KEYMACRO is a powerful solution for those users who need to write or edit scripts to automate tasks on their Mac. Keymacro allows you to drag and drop commands from a toolbox into any text or application window you create, which allows you to develop quick scripts quickly.
PhyxCalc Keymacro Support:
Trig, logarithms, linear algebra, calculus, statistics, datatime, date, fractions, unit conversions and even more are already built in. Just a simple drag and drop of a.php,.pl or.sh file into PhyxCalc will give you the ability to create a macro script that will carry out the process of entering numbers and results into the PhyxCalc calculator window.
Keymacro opens up a whole new world of possibilities to the PhyxCalc user, since it allows them to quickly develop the code that will perform the calculation. Once the script has been created, simply save the PhyxCalc file as an.php,.pl or.sh file, and then upload the file to the PhyxCalc.org website.
PhyxCalc Keymacro Example:
Let's suppose you have a calculator file that calculates a formula:
Now with the keymacro tool, you can simply drag the following code into PhyxCalc and press the run button:
Your formula would then be processed in PhyxCalc and the correct result would be displayed.
Why PhyxCalc, Why Not Keymacro?
Both Keymacro and PhyxCalc are excellent tools, however PhyxCalc is already setup to be a calculator. The keymacro tool is not. The tools are also priced differently, with Keymacro being free and PhyxCalc being paid. You should always look at these things when making a decision.
PhyxCalc Keymacro Features:
What's New in Version 3.1.5
- Added the ability to display all the available functionality of the PhyxCalc application on the calculator grid of PhyxCalc
- Fixed the results box for the average being displayed in decimals instead of numerically
- Fixed the statement
set x as y
- being interpreted as
set x as a77f14ba26 whawhal
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KEYMACRO is a powerful solution for those users who need to write or edit scripts to automate tasks on their Mac. Keymacro allows you to drag and drop commands from a toolbox into any text or application window you create, which allows you to develop quick scripts quickly.
PhyxCalc Keymacro Support:
Trig, logarithms, linear algebra, calculus, statistics, datatime, date, fractions, unit conversions and even more are already built in. Just a simple drag and drop of a.php,.pl or.sh file into PhyxCalc will give you the ability to create a macro script that will carry out the process of entering numbers and results into the PhyxCalc calculator window.
Keymacro opens up a whole new world of possibilities to the PhyxCalc user, since it allows them to quickly develop the code that will perform the calculation. Once the script has been created, simply save the PhyxCalc file as an.php,.pl or.sh file, and then upload the file to the PhyxCalc.org website.
PhyxCalc Keymacro Example:
Let's suppose you have a calculator file that calculates a formula:
Now with the keymacro tool, you can simply drag the following code into PhyxCalc and press the run button:
Your formula would then be processed in PhyxCalc and the correct result would be displayed.
Why PhyxCalc, Why Not Keymacro?
Both Keymacro and PhyxCalc are excellent tools, however PhyxCalc is already setup to be a calculator. The keymacro tool is not. The tools are also priced differently, with Keymacro being free and PhyxCalc being paid. You should always look at these things when making a decision.
PhyxCalc Keymacro Features:
What's New in Version 3.1.5
- Added the ability to display all the available functionality of the PhyxCalc application on the calculator grid of PhyxCalc
- Fixed the results box for the average being displayed in decimals instead of numerically
- Fixed the statement
set x as y
- being interpreted as
set x as a77f14ba26 whawhal
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