Allow math expressions in number inputs #2697
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I finally added a feature I wanted for a long time: using math expressions in number inputs. Sometimes I want to input a big number, or a number with many digits that can be easily computed, but I always to enter it digit by digit. Well, not anymore! All number inputs now support math expressions. E.g.
3+5,32 / 5,2^10,e ^ (pi i)Under the hood, math expressions are evaluated by mathjs, so this isn't a simple
eval(string). It's safe.