powiaina_num.js 0.2.0 → 0.2.2

package/README.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ A JavaScript library that handles arithmetic for numbers as large as {10,9e15,1,
 
 This reaches level f<sub>ω<sup>3</sup>+1</sub>, which the operation [powiaination](https://googology.fandom.com/wiki/Powiaination) also is at, hence the name.
 
-Internally, it is represented as an sign, array, small, and layer. Sign is 1 or -1. . Layer is a non-negative integer. 
+Internally, it is represented as an sign, array, small, and layer. Sign is 1 or -1. . Layer is a non-negative integer.
 
 The operator interface is `interface {arrow: number; expans: number; megota: number; repeat: number;}`;
 
@@ -15,10 +15,10 @@ The array is an array types `Operator[]`
 when $$f(x) = \{10, 10, 10, 10, x\}$$
 $$g_{a,b,c}(x) = \text{a,b is not Infinity}=\{10,x,a,b,c\},\text{a is Infinity}=\{10,10,x,b,c\},\text{b is Infinity}=\{10,10,10,x,c\}$$
 $$o_x = \text{last }x\text{th operator of array}  $$
-$$s_{ign} = \text{PN's sign property}$$
-$$l_{ayer} = \text{PN's layer property}$$
-$$e_{xp} = \text{if PN's small property is false, }e_{xp}=1,\text{Otherwise,}e_{xp}=-1$$
-They together respents $(s_{ign}\times f^{l_{ayer}} g_{o_1.arrow, o_1.expans, o_1.megota}^{o_1.repeat} g_{o_2.arrow, o_2.expans, o_2.megota}^{o_2.repeat} ...)^{e_{xp}}$
+$$s*{ign} = \text{PN's sign property}$$
+$$l*{ayer} = \text{PN's layer property}$$
+$$e*{xp} = \text{if PN's small property is false, }e*{xp}=1,\text{Otherwise,}e*{xp}=-1$$
+They together respents $(s*{ign}\times f^{l*{ayer}} g*{o*1.arrow, o_1.expans, o_1.megota}^{o_1.repeat} g*{o*2.arrow, o_2.expans, o_2.megota}^{o_2.repeat} ...)^{e*{xp}}$
 
 If arrow count or expans count is Infinite, the count replaces to the next operators.
 
@@ -32,8 +32,8 @@ The library exports a class,
 Create a PowiainaNum.js object like this:
 
 ```javascript
-import PowiainaNum from "powiaina_num.js"; // static import 
-const { default: PowiainaNum } = await import("powiaina_num.js") // dynamic import
+import PowiainaNum from "powiaina_num.js"; // static import
+const { default: PowiainaNum } = await import("powiaina_num.js"); // dynamic import
 
 let a = new PowiainaNum(); // create PN.js number with NaN
 let b = new PowiainaNum(3); // create PN.js number with number 3
@@ -41,18 +41,27 @@ let c = new PowiainaNum("1e114514"); // create PN.js number with number 10^11451
 
 let d = new PowiainaNum(c); // create PN.js number from a PN.js number
 
-let e = new PowiainaNum([[0,23.2352],[1,2],[2,6],[3,0],[4,1],[5,4]]); // You can also use a pair number array which from ExpantaNum.js
-
-let f = new PowiainaNum("(10^^^)^114514 e1919810") // ExpantaNum.js string form 
-
-let g = new PowiainaNum("10{!}e1919810") // 10{!} = 10{x}10, x points to e1919810, 10{!} = J in ExpantaNum.js
-let h = new PowiainaNum("10{1,2}ee114514") // {10, ee114514, 1, 2}
-let i = new PowiainaNum("10{1,514,114}ee114514") // {10, ee114514, 1, 514, 114}
-let j = new PowiainaNum("/10{1,514,114}ee114514") // Very small numbers ({10, ee114514, 1, 514, 114})^-1
-let k = new PowiainaNum("(e^114514)1919810") // break_eternity.js (e^x) form
+let e = new PowiainaNum([
+  [0, 23.2352],
+  [1, 2],
+  [2, 6],
+  [3, 0],
+  [4, 1],
+  [5, 4],
+]); // You can also use a pair number array which from ExpantaNum.js
+
+let f = new PowiainaNum("(10^^^)^114514 e1919810"); // ExpantaNum.js string form
+
+let g = new PowiainaNum("10{!}e1919810"); // 10{!} = 10{x}10, x points to e1919810, 10{!} = J in ExpantaNum.js
+let h = new PowiainaNum("10{1,2}ee114514"); // {10, ee114514, 1, 2}
+let i = new PowiainaNum("10{1,514,114}ee114514"); // {10, ee114514, 1, 514, 114}
+let j = new PowiainaNum("/10{1,514,114}ee114514"); // Very small numbers ({10, ee114514, 1, 514, 114})^-1
+let k = new PowiainaNum("(e^114514)1919810"); // break_eternity.js (e^x) form
+let k = new PowiainaNum("l0 s1 a[10,[114,514,1919,810]]"); // 0.1.x PowiainaNum.js .toString(1)
 ```
 
-In browser, you can download `dist/PowiainaNum.min.js` or use 
+In browser, you can download `dist/PowiainaNum.min.js` or use
+
 ```html
 <script src="https://unpkg.com/powiaina_num.js@alpha"></script>
 ```
@@ -88,9 +97,11 @@ a.eq(b); // a is equals to b
 Clone this project and then run `npm install`.
 
 ### Build project
+
 Run `npm run build` to build this project, js files will produce in `dist` directory.
 
 ### Test project
+
 Run `npm test` to test this project.
 
 ## Future ideas