I just renamed the title of this blog from "Android-Blog" to "Dev-Blog" because I just finished a very early preview of a Desktop version of Function Inspector:
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| A very, very early build of Function Inspector Web which will probably be a Java applet in the future. |
In fact, this is my very first useful (to some extend) software that is not written for Android. Of course, I was able to reuse all of the functionality because both is written in Java.
As you can see on the screenshot, I chose a layout that is quite similar to how the Android app is structured.
Those are the things that are working:
- Draw one function: It can draw any function entered in the huge text field. It should also recognize discontinuities like in tan(x)
- Pan and zoom: Just drag the area and use your mouse wheel to zoom
- Display roots, extrema and inflection points: It does not return the coordinates, though
Everything else just won't do anything ;)
I am planning to create a dedicated website and upload it as a Java Applet. For now it is available for you to test it as a Windows *.exe file:
Wow pretty amazing :) If its written in Java could you make a .jar file of it so I can try it on my Mac? Good work!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
ReplyDeleteYeah, as I said, I plan to make it a Java Applet so it can run on any Desktop without installing, but for the next preview (when hopefully everything will be working), I can also post the JAR file ;)
it would be very nice to have a german FI Applet, so that your friends could use it too...xD
ReplyDeleteActually, here you've got the JAR file:
ReplyDeletehttp://dl.dropbox.com/u/26034024/fi_web_preview1.jar
You know, Willi, translating it to German has a very low priority :P
But it would be nice if one day, it could be a website that is localized to whatever country the user opening it from....