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Re: me, bugs and 3.14



* Christian J. Müller (cmueller@polinet.ch) [15.06.99 12:28]:
> Try:
> [currency]
> [calc]$n = 1+1.5[/calc]
> [/currency]
> 
> This should work! [calc] works like [perl]. 

Perhaps it should, but it does not work for me :(

>From the docs: 
----------
[calc] 
Starts a region where the arguments are calculated according to normal
arithmetic symbols.
For instance: 

[calc] 2 + 2 [/calc]

will display: 

4

[/calc]

Terminates the calculated region.  The [calc] tag is really the same as the
[perl] tag, except that it doesn't accept arguments, is more efficient to
parse, and is interpolated at a higher precedence.

TIP: The [calc] tag will remember variable values inside one page, so you
can do the equivalent of a memory store and memory recall for a loop.
----------

So I thought a simple calculation would do the trick...

Any other ideas?

     Balu


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