Linux command
vectro 命令
文本
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常用示例
Launch the RPN calculator
vectro
说明
vectro is a reverse Polish notation (RPN) calculator that runs in the terminal using the Bubble Tea TUI framework. Type a number to push it onto the stack and an operator to apply it to the top elements. The interface adapts to the size of the terminal and persists the stack between sessions, so values entered yesterday are still available today. The editor supports yank/paste of stack values, an undo buffer, and trigonometric, logarithmic, and bitwise operators in addition to the basic arithmetic ones. Decimal precision and the radix mode (DEC/HEX/BIN) are selectable from inside the TUI.
FAQ
What is the vectro command used for?
vectro is a reverse Polish notation (RPN) calculator that runs in the terminal using the Bubble Tea TUI framework. Type a number to push it onto the stack and an operator to apply it to the top elements. The interface adapts to the size of the terminal and persists the stack between sessions, so values entered yesterday are still available today. The editor supports yank/paste of stack values, an undo buffer, and trigonometric, logarithmic, and bitwise operators in addition to the basic arithmetic ones. Decimal precision and the radix mode (DEC/HEX/BIN) are selectable from inside the TUI.
How do I run a basic vectro example?
Run `vectro` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.