ANN: P(x) 0.2 applet builder

[Mike Meyer]

P(x) is hard to describe. It might be called a "Framework", but that's
a grandiose word for a couple of hundred lines of code. It might be
called a programmable calculator, but it has none of the things one
associates with calculators. It might be called a programming
language, but it's just Python some extra builtins. So I settled
on "applet builder".

A P(x) applet has a set of input variables, a set of output variables,
and a function that calculates the latter from the former. P(x)
provides the GUI to let the user enter input variables and read and
copy output variables. The current implementation restricts the
variables to integers, strings and floats. Examples include
temperature converters and a numerical integration tool.

The tarball can be found at <URL:
http://www.mired.org/downloads/P(x)-0.2.tar.gz >.

        <mike
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