https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=473669
--- Comment #2 from Aaron Rainbolt <arraybo...@gmail.com> --- I was working on it last night, but isma pointed out (in the Plasma dev room) that KRunner supports unknown variables when solving equations (for instance you can type =2x=5 and it will tell you that x = 2.5). Setting conventional mode would cause the expression 1/2x to be parsed as 1/(2x) rather than (1/2)x. Perhaps this isn't actually a bug? If a user doesn't want the implicit multiply to be applied first, they can make it explicit by inserting a * where it belongs, or they can use extra parentheses. Worthy of note, libqalculate's Adaptive mode (which I *think* we're using now) allows an easy way of disambiguating this kind of expression: 1/2x is parsed as 1/(2x), but 1/2 x (notice the space) is parsed as (1/2)x. However when inserting a space into the equation in KRunner (as =6/2 (2+1)), the result is still 1. That may actually be a bug, however I'm unsure if fixing it would help matters much since I don't think most users will know about this interesting libqalculate behavior and be able to use it to their advantage. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
