The left button (default) opens a basic menu of options, and the right button opens a translucent custom keyboard, with quick access to common mathematical operators, units, etc. I did notice that at the bottom right of the screen, there is a double-button. (I certainly can't complain about the value for money!) Even so, even with its limited feature set, it'll be a very useful tool for me - I'll load up a few of my common calculation worksheets onto my phone for doing quick checks in the field.

It's also possible that a 'full-featured' SMath worksheet created in the desktop version might not work properly in the mobile version, but I haven't tested this. modifying display formats etc), so you might need to send your file to the desktop version or browser version to access those features. I haven't been able to find any on-line documentation, and a lot of menu options seem to be missing (e.g. Typing the following sequence of characters (to assign a length of 5 inches to variable x, and evaluate it in default units - in my case metric units), by typing an equals symbol (BEFORE or after entering the expression) Typing a colon followed by an equals sign places a second trailing equals sign which is where the 'in-line evaluation' of your expression appears.įor example typing the following sequence of characters (to assign a length of 5 inches to variable x) without typing an equals symbol Typing a colon automatically generates a displayed := waiting for you to enter your expression. I've just been playing with SMath Studio (Android) for an hour or so - it seems to me that the input syntax / parsing is exactly the same as the browser version 'SMath Studio in the Cloud' and I assume they use a lot of the same code.

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