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Multiple result base #490
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Hi @hanna-kn , I can see that you showcased the Qt version, and I also noticed that except libqalculate, the Qt and GTK versions are completely different. I was using the GTK version, so by pressing CTRL+B, I got the number conversion window. However it is sepereated from the main window and doesn't update on-the-fly as in the Qt version I have no problem running both the Qt and the GTK version under gnome, though ideally only one flavour should be used. |
I mainly intended to show the multiple number bases displayed above the programming keypad (Ctrl+P), in the first screenshot. The number bases view in the Qt version is nicer, but I've not been able to design anything similar which fits the main window of the GTK version. |
I'm trying to understand the issue. |
It is primarily a visual design issue. |
In these scenarios, personally I prefer functionality over aesthetics. It's OK if it's not perfect, worst case it can be opted out by default |
The programming keypad in qalculate-gtk provides the same functionality, if calculate-as-you-type is activated, but the visual design of the bases dock window in qalculate-qt improves the usability. |
Last time I checked, "Number Bases" window doesn't update while typing even if "caluclate as you type" is activated. |
That is true, the number bases window does not update automatically when the main expression entry or result is updated (the number bases window were mainly intended for separate use). I'm however referring to the alternative "programming" keypad in the main window, opened with Ctrl+P or the left-most button at the top of the keypad. (I accidentally clicked the "Close with comment" button) |
Currently the result base is only one of many to choose from: hex,dec,oct,bin, etc..
It would be very convenient to view a number in multiple bases simultaneously like windows calc when in programmer mode
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