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It would be kind of nifty if there was a way to group lines together in the same 'group'. This way, you could do operations on the group, i.e. sum.
I was thinking about this while trying to break down the amount of work someone had to do for their college classes/jobs/etc.
Example with some syntax:
168 hours * 60 minutes a week = 10,080 minutes a week #work {{ 4 * 60 minutes weekdays + 6 * 60 minutes weekend = 600 minutes 12 * 60 minutes library + 8 * 60 minutes IT support = 1,200 minutes }} {#work.righthand.sum} minutes of work #classes {{ 3 * 50 minutes + 2 * 75 minutes calculus III = 300 minutes 3 * 60 minutes discrete mathematics = 180 minutes 3 * 60 minutes communications = 180 minutes 3 * 60 minutes gps \220 = 180 minutes 2 * 75 minutes politics = 150 minutes }} {#classes.righthand.sum} minutes of class #homework {{ 5 * 60 minutes * 5 days a week = 1,500 minutes }} {#classes.righthand.sum} minutes of classes + {#work.righthand.sum} minutes of work + {#homework.righthand.sum} minutes of homework = 'total' minutes reserved.
Syntax doesn't seem the most ideal, but seems pretty nifty.
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I'm reluctant to add syntax beyond 'natural math syntax'. Couldn't you construct these sums by linking? It would be annoying, though.
We're also getting into spreadsheet territory here.
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It would be kind of nifty if there was a way to group lines together in the same 'group'. This way, you could do operations on the group, i.e. sum.
I was thinking about this while trying to break down the amount of work someone had to do for their college classes/jobs/etc.
Example with some syntax:
Syntax doesn't seem the most ideal, but seems pretty nifty.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: