Changelog
chemeq (2.3) unstable; urgency=low
* modified the management of standard potentials and equilibrium
constants upon multiplication : an undefined constant must lead
to an undefined result.
chemeq (2.2) unstable; urgency=low
* added a new multiplicative operator, to be able to multiply every
coefficients of each reactive or product of an equation of reaction
at the same time.
* added some tests into the suite to account for this new feature.
* removed a --strip option in the Makefile.
Closes: #436622
* modified the format of the outputs when LaTeX notations are
involved. For example 3.2e-12 now gives 3.2\times 10^{-12}.
* Fixed a buggy test item with the direct composition of equations
(# operator), adapted test items according to the modification for
LaTeX outputs.
* Implemented the calculus of equilibrium constants and standard
potentials throughout the possible combinations of chemical
equations, by multiplying, adding, and substracting them with the
operators *, # and ~.
* recoded the files to utf-8.
* updated the scripts chemreport, so the test suite is correctly
formatted with LaTeX.
* fixed a bug for negative standard potential. There stil remains a
documented bug, due to the fact that the syntax -{int} means an
electric charge.
chemeq (2.1) unstable; urgency=low
* added a better simplification behavior: now H2 + H2 is resolved as
2H2 for example.
* updated the test suite and made it utf-8 compliant.
* Major feature enhancement: added new binary operators, # to add two
chemical equations, and ~ to make a substraction between two chemical
equations.
* added two tests into the suite to account for this new feature.
chemeq (1.13) unstable; urgency=low
* made some modifications to fix compilation bugs with gcc-4.3
Closes: Bug#417131
chemeq (1.12) unstable; urgency=low
* modified the behaviour with -C : now the charge count is displaied
chemeq (1.11) unstable; urgency=low
* fixed an error for the option -C with atom groups; for example
B(OH)3 yelded something like B(OH)3|B:1*1 (O:1*1 H:1*1)3 which
has little sense. Now it yelds B(OH)3|B:1*1 O:1*3 H:1*3, which
would be the same than parsing BO3H3.
chemeq (1.10) unstable; urgency=low
* fixed two stupid errors in operators '&' and '-' for the Membre object:
their return value were undefined!
Now there is no more segmentation error when the normalisation is done.
* added a new feature, bound to the option -C (detailed count) :
it prints a detailed count of molecules and atoms in each member
of the equation. This count can be used by other programs.
* added similar features (options -e and -s), which are simpler than
the option -C: they just print respectively the electric charges,
and the chemical species.
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