Saturday, January 28, 2012
Mathmatiz Ver. 3.0.5 Updated
Bug Fix and Improvement:
1. fixed the force close error when press "Delete" button in some cases.
2. Improved the smoothness when dragging the curve in plotting window.
3. Implemented the default keyboard for function editing in plotting.
4. Fixed the zoom in-n-out problem.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Mathmatiz Ver 3.0.3-3.0.4 Updated
Major improvement:
New plotting interface - now you can plot function directly in addition to arrays. Check out the menu of your plot window and enjoy the new feature!
Ver 3.0.4:
Improved computation speed on plotting. Now the drag and move action in plotting window runs much more smoothly. More improvements yet to come!
New plotting interface - now you can plot function directly in addition to arrays. Check out the menu of your plot window and enjoy the new feature!
Ver 3.0.4:
Improved computation speed on plotting. Now the drag and move action in plotting window runs much more smoothly. More improvements yet to come!
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Mathmatiz Ver 3.0.2 Updated
Improvements:
1. Switched the HELP section to a better and more detailed online version.
Check it out here!
2. Some code structure improvements not visible to users. If you experience any problems or bugs, please email us at mathmatiz@gmail.com.
1. Switched the HELP section to a better and more detailed online version.
Check it out here!
2. Some code structure improvements not visible to users. If you experience any problems or bugs, please email us at mathmatiz@gmail.com.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Mathmatiz Ver 3.0.0 Updated - Here comes plotting!
Major improvement:
You can plot now! Use command like plot (x, y) to plot your graph!
Here's an example:
Say, if you want to plot y=x^2:
First, give a range and step for your x value:
x = -2:0.1:2; (This command line means you want x to be from -2 to 2, with step 0.1, and don't forget the semicolon ';' at the end)
Then, assign y:
y = x.^2; (IMPORTANT: you have to use "." before operators to avoid illegal matrix operation, thus if you want y = x^2, use command y = x.^2; if you want y = x/2, use command y = x./2)
Finally, plot:
plot (x, y)
then hit enter.
You can also watch the demo video here to learn the new plotting feature:
You can plot now! Use command like plot (x, y) to plot your graph!
Here's an example:
Say, if you want to plot y=x^2:
First, give a range and step for your x value:
x = -2:0.1:2; (This command line means you want x to be from -2 to 2, with step 0.1, and don't forget the semicolon ';' at the end)
Then, assign y:
y = x.^2; (IMPORTANT: you have to use "." before operators to avoid illegal matrix operation, thus if you want y = x^2, use command y = x.^2; if you want y = x/2, use command y = x./2)
Finally, plot:
plot (x, y)
then hit enter.
You can also watch the demo video here to learn the new plotting feature:
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Mathmatiz Ver 2.0.0 Updated - Now with .m file implementation!
Major improvement in version 2.0.0:
You can do your own programming now!!! Please see the video demos below for how to use the new feature:
Script programming demo:
Function programming demo:
You can do your own programming now!!! Please see the video demos below for how to use the new feature:
Script programming demo:
Function programming demo:
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Mathmatiz Ver 1.1.1 Updated and .m file Announcement
Recently changed in this version:
Bug Fix: Solved the screen blinking issue when displaying ads.
Announcement
.m file feature will be included in the next update!
Bug Fix: Solved the screen blinking issue when displaying ads.
Announcement
.m file feature will be included in the next update!
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