David Contreras

Thank you, I will try both. I'm working on an implementation of mathjs with some thermodynamics properties from coolprop. It benefits greatly from the physical units of mathjs.

Hi Jos! Thank you for looking into this! Yes `filter` works very well. I'm gladly surprise of the capabilities of this library Regarding the use of `filter`, I did some...

Thank you for considering this, Adding this capability to do `filter(force, mass

I'm sorry I didn't mean to close this. I was trying to say I've been testing other alternatives. Like getting all the responses from the evaluate until the error. `math.evaluate(["1+1","2+"])`...

Thank you, it runs very well! I made some tests to see if there was a penalty on performance for a very big list of expressions but no, it seems...

I agree, I still think it would be useful to improve errors for the case of an array of expressions. I think my initial request is not practical as there...

Is it possible to return both the correct results and the errors on the return array similar to this https://github.com/josdejong/mathjs/issues/2318#issuecomment-925861448? Currently I use something similar that returns for each expression...

Hi, I'm sorry this is a bit off topic but maybe it's useful for review: I'm testing two libraries in javascript: coolprop for thermodynamics and mathjs for units and other...

Hi, Recently I was having an issue with this while checking if a certain temperature was lower than another (I already solved my issue just wanted to share some tests)....

Oh ok, got it, thanks! I've read some of the discussions regarding Typescript and types and it seems like a huge effort. I recently left a part time professor position...