[gcalctool] Remove obsolete TODO

[Robert Ancell <rancell src gnome org>]

commit 929abdae80a09f6b5de2ba40ea60f78b8d0b8743
Author: Robert Ancell <robert ancell gmail com>
Date:   Fri May 8 13:35:00 2009 +1000

    Remove obsolete TODO
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-/*  $Header: /cvs/gnome/gcalctool/TODO,v 1.74 2006/01/09 16:30:20 richb Exp $
- *
- *  Copyright (c) 1987-2008 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
- *  All Rights Reserved.
- */
-
-Gcalctool TODO.
-===============
-
-* From James Brown <alumnus at bigpond dot com>
-  In engineering it is typical to think of numbers in scientific notation 
-  in powers of three for example
-  123473 - I would only use say 4 signification "digits" and would say
-  123.4 kilo units
-
-  and .00000324 would be three point two four micro units
-
-  The only improvement I could suggest would be to have an engineering
-  mode where the postfix milli,micro,nano,pico,kilo,mega,giga etc
-  (m,u,n,p,k,M,G respectively) was shown next to the number.  
-
-* With the gcalctoolrc Gtk resources copied to a ~/.gcalctoolrc file, the 
-  "*displayitem*" widget and the "*register_label<n>*" widgets background 
-  color aren't being set to white.
-
-* Improve the colors in the gcalctoolrc file.
-
-* Now that constant and function definitions are read/written as Gconf
-  resources, there are three pieces of functionality that are no longer
-  present. Need to be consider whether we wish to reimplement them. They
-  are:
-  - ability to read new constant/function definitions from a .gcalctoolcf
-    file in the current directory, which override the ones in the users
-    home directory.
-  - ability to set initial values for the ten memory registers.
-  - ability to extensively comment the definitions in the file.
-
-* Implement bugtraq rfe #1190372/#1105626.
-  It appears that function definitions are unable to handle all calculator
-  buttons. Buttons with a keyboard equivalent that is a special key (clear 
-  display) or key combination (^s - Sin) appear to be rejected in functions 
-  defs.  This affects the availability of many of the calculator buttons.
-
-* Implement bugtraq rfe #4023507.
-  The calculator in Scientific mode accepts hex entries of up to
-  eight digits.  This was sufficient to deal with 32-bit addresses.
-  When Solaris is 64-bit, the calculator will be less useful.
-  Maybe there should be a Logical-64 mode.
-
-* Consider adding in the ability to drag & drop from/to the display and 
-  the memory registers.
- 
-* Consider adding in some more functions:
- 
-  ~ Common antilogarithm and natural antilogarithm.
-  ~ Cube root key.
-  ~ Root key. The y root of x.
-  ~ Rectangular to polar and polar to rectangular keys.
-   
-* Consider adding Reverse Polish notation functionality (as an option).
-
-* Unit tests! Currently a test vector with button presses and result analysis 
-  would be fine.
-
-Gcalctool - Next Generation TODO (Arithmetic Precedence (AP) mode)
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-
-* CE parser has 2 reduce/reduce errors (mostly harmless :)
-
-* Answer cannot be used in logical calculations because answer may not
-  be integer.
-
-* Base conversions are not easy to use. (Only answer can be converted)
-
-* New display 
-  - History of previous expressions (scrollable)
-  - Support writing/editing expressions as a text.
-  - Copy / Paste support (especially reusing previous expressions and answers)
-  - Syntax highlighting
-  - Autocomplete / hints
-
-* Gcalctool should give more detailed information in case of syntax error.
-
-MP - todo.
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-
-* Shouldn't have to convert back to a double in make_number() in order
-  to test if the number is too large to be displayed in fixed point.
-
-* The cmax field for make_fixed should be dynamic, and depend upon how
-  many characters can be displayed (ie. a larger gcalctool will be able
-  to display more).
-
-* Tidy up the code in mp.c, to eventually use no labels and goto's.
-
-* Adjust all uses of MP...[MP_SIZE] to use a dynamic size so that it's
-  possible to calculate to numbers of any length.