I do agree with you, please read my comment on
http://code.google.com/p/speedcrunch/issues/detail?id=239
We'd need to tell speedcrunch somehow how to make the difference
between the straight 35 - 0.07 and 35 - (35 * .07) What about
35 - 7%
Currently, it seems that when you type this in speedcrunch, it understands
35 - (7% of 1)
while you are hoping for
35 - (7% of 35)
So this would mean that speedcrunch should suppose that the % is
applied to the last term instead of 1. In other words
A - B% <=> A - B% * A
but
A - B% * C
would keep it's current meaning.
Is this easy to implement?
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Haven't evaluated the effort, although I'm sure beforehand that it
won't be trivial, but there's another option: when the user presses %,
the editor inserts the " * C" part automatically.
I obviously meant " * A" here.
Good idea. Your idea has the advantage of being more mathematically correct ;-)