NatanFreeman

Replaces use of `f64` and `i64` literal syntax in favour of custom `FloatType` and `IntType`. This is done to make changing `FloatType`'s and `IntType`'s definitions more seamless. As one might...

disabling built-in functions

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Is there a way to disable the [built-in functions](https://docs.rs/evalexpr/8.1.0/evalexpr/index.html#builtin-functions) other than simply replacing the function names in input `String`s?

Custom built-in functions

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I would like to define custom built in functions from Rust call-backs. This makes the functions more extendable as you have access to Rust's functionality like `println!` along with other...

Is there any way to retrieve variables from `Context`?

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I would like to retrieve all user defined variables from a `Context` but this doesn't seem like it's currently possible. Being able to delete them would be useful too.

Missing solutions for variable inference.

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When using `eval` to parse variable's to the power only positive values are considered. ```rust use kalk::parser; fn main() { let mut parser_context = parser::Context::new(); let result = parser::eval(&mut parser_context,...

Feature request: search and replace

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## Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Coming from using VScode, I've noticed some missing functionality which would be very useful. Pressing Ctrl+f brings up the...

Adds `FileType` enum

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This pull request replaces the constants `DIRECTORY` and `FILE` inside `src-tauri/src/filesystem/mod.rs` with an enum called `FileType` as suggested here #60. This is makes the code more idiomatic and improves efficiency...

Is there a scientific paper?

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Is there a scientific paper accompanying this release? I've searched but couldn't find one. I find it odd that the weights would be released but not the research.

 When I came across [Fearless-NES](https://github.com/TomasKralCZ/Fearless-NES) I was disappointed to find out that the display seemed blurry when running the native [egui](https://github.com/emilk/egui) client. After some digging I found out that...