![]() ![]() Added an option to change the app icon on iOS 10.3 or later (if the icon doesn't change on the home screen, restart your device and that will fix it - iOS bug, sorry!).The 3D stuff requires iOS 10, AR support requires iOS 11. † The fancy 3D/AR About screen needs a recent device that supports Metal, ideally an iPad Pro or an iPhone 7/7+ or later. There might be a small game in the About screen too.†.Added a few more alternate icons, for old times' sake.Fixed a problem with the normal layout being reset if you opened the app in splitscreen.Fixed a display problem with the tape and the "Show implied parentheses" option.Fixed a crash if you pressed on a conversion, function, or constant category name while editing.Added an edit cursor option to the Accessibility section.Added an option to use haptic feedback for buttons in the "Key Click" section of the settings.Added a arbitrary base "Log N" button to most of the advanced layouts, and you can edit other layouts to add one.You can now edit and reorder the list of favorite currencies.You can now have lines displayed in two columns on a horizontal iPhone or iPad.Hex, octal, and binary numbers are now grouped using spaces on the display.You can now use a space for the thousands separator.You can now adjust the size of the digits in the display, and make them much bigger or smaller.Many exciting things to come later which are now possible because of this, but some changes today! Added full support for iOS 11, including drag and drop support, and even a (silly) bonus AR calculator mode in the About screen in the Help.â.Fixed a crash when adding or duplicating a layout on iPad.Fixed a crash when clearing a memory from the contextual menu.Fixed a problem editing the name and images for custom function, conversion, and constant categories.Fixed a problem with the "Modulo" function with negative numbers.Fixed a problem with the "Round to Floor" and "Round to Ceiling" user function commands with negative numbers.Fixed a problem with the recent conversion text getting too small with long unit names.Fixed an ambiguity when displaying some currency symbols like Yen and Yuan.Fixed some cosmetic problems with the user functions and conversions editor.Improved handling of button selection in the layout editor.Now interpret text starting with "0x", "0o", or "0b" as hex, octal, and binary numbers.Added ten new Pascal the Panda stickers for Messages.Added an "EV Efficiency" section to the conversions.Added a new per-calculator rotation lock option for iPhones on iOS 16.Added support for multiple windows on iPad.Added support for iPadOS 16, including Stage Manager.You can customize the theme, add widgets, select different layouts, and even tweak the display (line or digit appearance, number of lines). To copy and paste values into another document, PCalc copy functions are just a click away. The Paper Tape feature goes one step further to add date stamps, notes, and export options like TXT and CSV. PCalc offers five notations (normal, scientific, engineering, fraction, and accounting) and RPN mode. Conversions: for angles, areas, bytes, cooking measurements, currencies, temperatures, and moreĪ built-in function lets you perform tax calculations, trigonometric, permutations, combinations, and memory functions to handle the memory register.Constants: to represent properties of mathematics, atoms, astronomy, and electromagnets.Functions: to run numbers through mathematical transformations.Basic calculations: to work with squares, fractions, exponents, roots, and trigonometry.The display consists of buttons for performing: Whether you’re performing a simple calculation or complex mathematical operations, the app functionality covers a variety of needs. PCalc is a scientific calculator for Mac that mimics a physical calculator for ease of use and familiarity. ![]()
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