Sebastian Krzyszkowiak wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 19:59, Michael Moroni <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Hi, I have a question to make: Who is maintaining the calculator project?
>> I'd like to improve it, after learning decently a programming langage (by
>> now I know the basis of Python). Where can I find the source code? Do
>> someone is interested in it?
>> Greetings from Italy
>> - Michael
> 
> It's written in python, so you already have source on your phone ;)
> It's written by spaetz, git repo is hosted on
> http://github.com/spaetz/calc
> 
Hi Michael,

glad you like it. I've just written this as a quick hack in order to
learn python-elementary and in order to have an elementary themed calc
app (the previous one was just a gtk calculator).

Feel free to check out the source and make modifications. You can send
patches to me or to shr-devel (cc' me to make sure I see them). I'll add
them in.
Just keep in mind that I would like to keep it rather simple and
quick-starting. Eg the screen should use the maximum size for display
and keys, etc... I was thinking about converting one key to an "show
advanced" one which would open a panel with more advanced functions
(sin(), cos(), pow(), etc).

Let me know of your ideas and we'll see how we can integrate them.

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