Help with partitioning into fractional parts (compute lcm).
About this app
Parts are usually specified in the form of fractions as divident / divisor. With different parts using different divisors it is difficult to compare the sizes of the parts. The main gist of Parti is to determine the least common multiple (lcm) of all different divisors. (The different parts can be expressed using the lcm as common divisor making the parts easily comparable.)
Divisors are represented and processed as BigInts in order to provide exact results. (BigInts are designed to store whole values of arbitrary size, as long as enough memory is available.)
General Usage:
• After entering a divisor in the central editor widget it can be added / removed with the button to the right of the input field. The list of divisors in the bottom section is changed accordingly. Also, lcm and gcd in the top section are updated to reflect the new list of divisors.
• Tapping a value in the list puts the value into the editing widget. Dragging a list value to the left removes it from the list and puts it into the editor widget. Dragging a list value to the right removes it without changing the editor widget.
• In the top bar, a button for clearing the whole list is available. There are also buttons for undoing and redoing any changes of the current session.
• The value of the gcd can be changed deliberately with any change modifying the list of divisors accordingly: Tapping the value of the gcd opens a requester to replace the gcd with an arbitrary whole number. There is a button to set it to 1 (or to the value it had before it was set to 1). Further buttons increase or decrease the gcd by 1.
Licensed under BSD-3-Clause, by Carsten Scholtes.
What's New in v1.0.0
Imported from the F-Droid repository index.
Version history
Jul 3, 2024 · 7 MB · Android API 19–33 · code 104
Imported from the F-Droid repository index.
SHA-256 32f30a3184df5308a9580a1c532ed7b936c9b3241b438662a813661ab81c5583
Jul 3, 2024 · 6.6 MB · Android API 19–33 · code 103
Imported from the F-Droid repository index.
SHA-256 8e4914a15d80f622c09e6fb41e82fb816325b74d63fa1736c6ef32ca6403b912
Jul 3, 2024 · 7.1 MB · Android API 19–33 · code 102
Imported from the F-Droid repository index.
SHA-256 dbe96223da4fe7cea271d81c3ee6636505de4090dcb6f1425587be027702f173
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