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#SOULVER MAC APP FOR MAC#
#SOULVER MAC APP INSTALL#
#SOULVER MAC APP UPDATE#
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#SOULVER MAC APP CODE#

They rewrote the parser and math engine in Swift and a lot of functionality has been lost in the process. Soulver 3 has actually been a bit of a disappointment. The downside now, is that my Soulver 3 App has megabytes of Paddle API frameworks embedded in it that is not used, and Little Snitch reports that Soulver 3 tries to connect to paddle 2 times every freaking time I start the app. Ended up purchasing through the web-site. But sure enough, the in-app purchase experience did not work and crashed when going to PayPal. I did purchase Soulver 3 though because I wanted to support the developer as I have been using Soulver 2 almost daily for 10 years.

But most importantly, Mac App Store Apps must run in a sandbox which is much more secure, than just downloading an app from the internet which might run with root privileges on your Mac.

#SOULVER MAC APP INSTALL#

You can easily install the app on another Mac and it updates automatically and all my apps are in the same place with just one account. It is easy to purchase and with buyer protection. Unpopular opinion, but I always try to buy Apps from the Mac App Store. To make a URL for opening a sheet, control-click on the sheet in the sidebar, and choose “Copy Link”, or from the “Sheet” menu.> I almost never buy an app from the Mac App Store when it's also available directly.

The quick total now respects your chosen font, rather than using the system fontĪdded a new URL to open a specific sheet.

When totalling lines with incompatible types, the bottom-most summable lines will be added and shown in the final total.

You still import from the Open dialog, by clicking “Options” and ticking the checkbox As a result the import menu item has been been removed.

You can now open Soulver 2 files using the Open dialog (⌘O).

Making a new Soulver file no longer requires the file to be saved to disk before editing.

Added standard comparison operators (=, !=,, =) and a boolean type (‘true’ or ‘false’).

See the online documentation for more detailed examples.

Added an ISO8601 specifier for dates and timestamps (e.g “1583398800 as iso8601” = ).

Added a multiplier specifier (e.g “4/2 as multiplier” = 2x).

To generate a random floating point number, do: “random number between 0 and 1” (the answer will be something like 0.1273981722).

New random number generating function: “random number between 1 and 10” to select a random integer in the given range.

This is necessary to distinguish a lap time from a clock time. Hours and minutes must still be specified (e.g 32 seconds will be ’00:00:32′).

Milliseconds (after a final dot) can be omitted.

Laptimes can also be converted to/from regular units of time, and timespans.

Do calculations in ‘laptimes’ (time in the format HH:MM:SS).

61 time zone codes & 500 city names are supported.

Added a function for getting the time difference between time zones: “time difference between Seattle and Moscow”.

Added functions for getting the current time in a time zone: “Time in AEST”, “PDT time”, “Paris time”, “Time in Tokyo”.

Convert times between time zones using city names or standard 3 or 4 letter codes (e.g “6pm Sydney to Chicago”, “2am PST to GMT”).

⌘C (with no selection) copies the current line’s answer & dismisses.

Global hotkey (set the hotkey in the QuickSoulver preference pane).

Access QuickSoulver from the menu bar (enable this in the QuickSoulver preference pane).

QuickSoulver floats above other windows, so you can use it from anywhere in macOS.

Perform “throwaway” calculations in a Spotlight-like interface.

#SOULVER MAC APP FULL#

Here are the full release notes for new features in Soulver 3.3:

#SOULVER MAC APP CODE#

9to5Mac readers can get 15% off with promo code “9to5Mac” at checkout. Soulver is available with a 30-day trial and for $29.95 after that. There’s also now support for if, then, and else statements for those who really want to take their calculations to the next level, as well as a new random number generating function.

#SOULVER MAC APP UPDATE#

Today’s update also sees support for time in the format of HH:MM:SS, which is commonly used in timers and to measure laps. For example, you can type “6pm Sydney to Chicago” or “2am PST to GMT.” This means you can easily convert time zones in Soulver using the app’s signature natural language functionality.

#SOULVER MAC APP FOR MAC#

Soulver for Mac version 3.3 also brings support for time zone conversions.