Julia's standard library includes a host of mathematical functions, in addition to the standard operators. Complex numbers are also supported, using the built-in im unit:
round(pi)
lcm(54, 392, 232) # least common multiple
sqrt(square(100))
e^(pi * im)
log(e ^ 2) + log10(100)
When you're ready, type "next" to continue
julia> round(pi)
no method round(MathConst{:π},)
Dude nice app, but can you add a quickview button/quickview spacebar binding, so that I can check the whats in my dragondrop.
Also, maybe bloat but can u add plug-in system so we can have things like a right click with send to twitter, imgur, pastebin, etc?
im sure you can think long and hard about a better user experience than a right click, maybe whatever 'providers' you choose can appear as a logo to the right of the main dragondrop box, and you can drop on them if u want to upload to them. Or if you drop it in the regular dragondrop box, u can just click on the relevant logo.
Also can you add a buffer of say the last 10 or so items copied, like a stack. That way if i am composing something i can chuck a load of things in dragondrop then yank them back in reverse order, or all at once.
Oh yeah and maybe can do other stuff with this buffer, like zipping if its a loada files. You can then drag the zipped file off, or concatenating PDFs if its a load of pdfs. Or uploading an imgur album if its a load of pictures. Watch out for that bloat :p
Anyways just some ideas man, good luck great app. I'm sure it can be even better!