Soulver Version 3.6.2

Published: Saturday 1st October 2022

Units & Conversions

- Feet and inches can now be specified using ' and ". For example: 3' 4" %20 9' 2" = 12 feet 6 inches

- Added decimetres unit (dm)

- Added microgram unit (mcg)

Statistics of Lists

- Perform statistical operations on lists of lines, like "total of 3, 4, 5 7 and 9" = (28), or "average of 12, 30 and 90" (=44)

- Supported statistics include sum/total, average/mean, count, and median

Rounding to Nearest x

- Added "to nearest (x)" rounding function. Examples:

- "37 to nearest 10" (= 40)

- $490 rounded to nearest hundred (= "$500")

- 2,100 to nearest thousand (= 2,000)

Multiples

- Added additional functions for "multiple on" and "multiple off" (in addition to "multiple of"):

- 100 is what multiple of 50 (= 2x)

- 50 is what multiple off 100 (= 0.5x)

- 100 is what multiple on 50 (= 1x)

Conditionals

- Added an additional conditional syntax with a variable declaration: "profitable = true if income > expenses"

- "Unless" is now supported in conditionals: "profitable = true unless expenses > income"

- Support for "and" and "or"

Underscore as Number Separator

- You may now include underscores inside numbers, such as "1_000_000"

- And in separating binary and hex numbers: "0xCAFE_F00D", "0b_1100_0001"

Editor

- More easily "comment out" numbers by selecting text and pressing the quotation marks (") key. This will wrap the text in quotation marks the calculator will ignore it.

- Email addresses are now recognized (in addition to web URLs)

Quick Total

- The quick total now compresses to the right of the answer column during scrolling: this reduces overlap with other answers

- Median is supported as a quick statistic

Misc

- Percentage %20 number now gives a percentage (rather than a number): 50% %20 0.5 = 100%

- SI symbols for large & small numbers (other than k, M, G and T) are no longer supported (as they were causing confusion)

- Soulver 3 now requires macOS 10.15 (Catalina) or later

Bug Fixes

- Fixed an issue with unexpected behaviour when typing Korean characters (thanks Daeok)

- Fixed an issue with doing business day calculations in parenthesis (thanks Tom)

- Other minor bug fixes