eval_ex 1.2.0

A mathematical and boolean expression evaluator, ported from https://github.com/uklimaschewski/EvalEx.

1.1.8 7/31/2023

Bumping decimal version to 2.3.3 and allowing for case sensitive functions, operators, and variables.

1.1.7 9/20/2022

Bumping decimal version to 2.3.0 (fixes power function builtin error)

1.1.6 2/19/2022

More static analysis issues fixed.

1.1.5 2/19/2022

Fixed some static analysis issues, switching to Dart unit test library.

1.1.4 2/19/2022

Completely removed Flutter dependency except for dev unit tests.

1.1.3 2/19/2022

Removed dependency on Flutter, fixed file formatting.

1.1.2 2/16/2022

Switched to Decimal 2.1.0

1.1.1 2/11/2022

Bumped decimal dependency to latest version

1.1.0 7/5/2021

Switched to null safety and updated dependencies. Added support for suffix/postfix operators from commit: https://github.com/uklimaschewski/EvalEx/commit/ac55e57426f698bbe8fd966294796d83a4f27d31 as well as a bug fix for string variables from commit: https://github.com/uklimaschewski/EvalEx/commit/cb66e7065325e1117371e6aad1cd7955088dd33d.

1.0.12 12/29/2020

Fixing static analysis issues introduced in latest Flutter releases

1.0.11 12/29/2020

Fixing static analysis issues introduced in latest Flutter releases

1.0.10 11/16/2020

Fixed formatting

1.0.9 11/16/2020

Bug fixes to ">" and "<" operators.

1.0.8 9/15/2020

Added STREQ function

1.0.7 9/15/2020

Made error text more consistent for "^"

1.0.6 9/15/2020

Typo spelling fix

1.0.5 9/15/2020

Typo spelling fix

1.0.4 9/15/2020

Switch assert errors for safeguards for "^" and "FACT" to ExpressionExceptions

1.0.3 9/15/2020

Added safeguards for "^" and "FACT" on really large numbers so they don't kill evaluation performance.

1.0.2 9/15/2020

Fixed formatting

1.0.1 9/15/2020

Added examples and fixed formatting.

1.0.0 9/15/2020

Initial port of https://github.com/uklimaschewski/EvalEx.
Differences in implementation currently:

• Hyperbolic functions aren't supported
• The SQRT function is currently limited to 64-bit precision
• Built in operators/functions/variables are instead defined in built_ins.dart
• Precision is handled slightly differently (no math context)