Python code for Boise de Vaux

[Godot]

I have completed the first version of the fahsee calculator. After a couple of days of design I have decided not to include the hexidecimal feature as it is not compatible with the fahsee and decimal floating point operation. Other people in the URU community have provided number base conversion applications so I do not see the need to provide another. I am satisfied with the operation of the application as it stands.

I want to thank Tanshin for informing me of the D'Ni angle measure "torantee." I have incorporated the Toran as the default for entering angles in the trig functions. Radians and degrees are also selectable.

As an aside the application executable is about 55k bytes in size not including the windows DLL of 215K bytes.
The source code is 32663 lines. Not bad since I started coding on November 1st.

I am now working on the interactive user manual for the fahsee calculator.

[Godot]

I thought I would share a render of the Fahsee Calculator Manual cover page.
The manual is opened by clicking on the yellow key (Alt function) then the roon key on the calculator.
The pages of the manual can be accessed sequentially by using the next and previous buttons or
access the index page by clicking the leftmost button then click the desired topic in the list.

[Godot]

The final version of the fahsee calculator and the basic user's manual are complete.
In the future the user's manual will include example calculations and mathematical puzzles using the fahsee number system.

[Giovanni]

Is this program available for use? Someone directed me here after posting my own D'ni number conversion tool using MATLAB. This isn't a preferred language at all, but I'm familiar with it being an Undergrad M.E.