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#Compiler: Added the function LN (being the natural logarithm of its argument)  
#Compiler: Added the function LN (being the natural logarithm of its argument)  
#Compiler: Added the function EXP (being the power function with base ''e'')
#Compiler: Added the function EXP (being the power function with base ''e'')
#Compiler: All Plotvariables can be used in one single equation to be combined with operators and functions '''NOTE: this is a beta function''' as it is impossible to check all combinations of variables, operators and functions. I don't expect this to work flawless. Just play with it and provide me with functions which you think should work
#Compiler: All Plotvariables can be used in one single equation to be combined with operators and functions '''NOTE: this is a beta function''' as it is impossible to check all combinations of variables, operators and functions. I don't expect this to work flawless. Just play with it and provide me with observations and questions for functionality.
#Compiler: The SUM function can only be used once per chart
#Compiler: The SUM function can only be used once per chart
#Wiki: Updates conform development (please notify voids or unclarities)
#Wiki: Updates conform development (please notify voids or unclarities)
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#A second change which is considered is making the EVAL and STATS available for the RECENT parameters as well
#A second change which is considered is making the EVAL and STATS available for the RECENT parameters as well
However, the side effects may be larger than expected so it requires some study. In the mean time : have fun!
However, the side effects may be larger than expected so it requires some study. In the mean time : have fun!
'''NOTE:'''
All calculations and array handling in JavaScript are totally unsophisticated and non-optimised.


Below you find three test charts as examples to show what is now possible (the full testset is as always in ''CutilsCharts-example.def'' in the distribution and viewable on my site):
Below you find three test charts as examples to show what is now possible (the full testset is as always in ''CutilsCharts-example.def'' in the distribution and viewable on my site):