Em 19-03-2012 04:47, Vipul Amler escreveu:
This[2] thread points at MathScript and Shyam's work, which is a fair
deal of Sympy port to android, although,
I couldn't find where he sent in the keyboard layouts or 2d plotting
work he was going to contribute.

As far as I know, MathScript <ttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.funmath.mathscript> and ScriptBlock <https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thinktanks.scriptblocksbeta> (for Android) are not open source softwares.

But both projects can be used to help us decide what do we want to implement.



Well, all in all,
Sympy for Android, as pointed out [1] would be needing to have a
defined scope. What I had in mind is,
[a] Building what Shyam's solution tries to do
[b] WebView Solution

More over I feel [a], would be the way to go, with Sympy running good
with Python/SL4A

I would like to develop, a simple application, with Clubbed functions
and Classified [2] functions, and developing a
decent UI for the Sympy, keeping in the consideration the most
important thing, *Keyboard Layout.

It would be a good starting point to have a fully functional
Scientific Calculator [Beginners], to that of running more
complex tasks.

Some more features could be added depending on feasibility of the
same, [2] gives in 2d plotting and others as some other features.

In ScriptBlocks, I think that NumPy and MatPlotLib are not available to be used by other softwares. Neither the source code of ScriptBlocks is available.

        Regards, Roberto

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