SMath Studio

Tiny, but powerful mathematical program with WYSIWYG editor and complete units of measurements support.

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Please note:

1. There are some known bugs with Worksheet scrolling - will be addressed soon;
   
2. There are some UI issues on environment with high DPI (some Custom plug-ins may not be scaled correctly).
   Please use the following to disable high dpi support if required:
   

To all developers:

As you may notice starting from build 0.99.6955 SMath Studio supports high DPI and in order to scale Regions correctly we have to introduce new requirement:
- Plug-in must use SMath.Drawing.Graphics instead of System.Drawing.Graphics everywhere.
or
- All Fonts created by the plug-in must have GraphicsUnit.Pixel specified as a unit and size must be multiplied by 96f / 72f in order to convert Points to Pixels.

All existing plug-ins should be updated according to this requirement as everything looks ok while system is configured to have use 96 DPI, but in all other cases scaling of Fonts in plug-ins is incorrect.

All modern platforms like iOS, Android, UWP have Pixel specified as a unit by default, so this issue appears on Windows machines only (we have it on Linux as well because of Mono).

Please let me know in case of any related questions. If you are not able to perform changes by yourself - just let me know and I will update plug-ins by myself.

Best regards, Andrey Ivashov.

I have always thought those ones looks weird, especially when they are printed.

- Pi
- Euler's number
- Booelan Equal
- Infinity



It's up to developer to "correct" them anyway. But it is just frustrating to change them in PDF manually )

Regards

Wrote

I have always thought those ones looks weird, especially when they are printed.

- Pi
- Euler's number
- Booelan Equal
- Infinity

Hello.

What you do not like exactly? Font? Style (bold)? Both?

Best regards.

for infinity, the size.
for pi/euler/boelan equal, the thickness. they should not to be bold actually.

Wrote

Hello.

What you do not like exactly? Font? Style (bold)? Both?

Best regards.

By taking into consideration of the silence, should I not wait for change for them?

Regards

As for pi and e, you can easily get rid of the bold face.
Actually, it would be sufficient to just give pre-defined values an upright face.

In the equations below, the rhs pi and e should be bold, shouldn't they?

I like the idea of the boolean equal being visually different from the evaluation operator