newRPL: Angles revisited

[Claudio L.]

(03-31-2016 06:54 PM)rprosperi Wrote:  Interesting and likely useful extension, as long as it can't break existing code. The examples shown imply this, but there are a lot of possibilities...

One question though about your comment "...consistent with the behavior used for binary integers."

If I understand your intention here (and maybe I don't) this does not seem correct.

5 #1 + --> #6, not 6 as the example implies.

Again, maybe I'm not following...

Have you actually installed and tried newRPL yet? (you got caught!)
It's about time... I think you'd be pleasantly surprised.

5 #1h + gives 6
#1h 5 + gives #6h
#1 or #1d are aliases for 1, the decimal base doesn't need the # at all in newRPL.