The current implementation of "C" is working like "undo" on a word processor. Backing out of a transaction.
This is somewhat unexpected, and I'd like some input from design as to exactly how C should behave.
Currently (11 April, daily image):-
Press 2 + 2 =
Screen shows:-
2
+ 2
---
4
When you press "C" the display changes to:-
2
+ 2
On a traditional calculator the C key usually clears what is on display, it doesn't undo the last transaction. Can design weigh in and give us some guidance on what it "should" do?
The current implementation of "C" is working like "undo" on a word processor. Backing out of a transaction.
This is somewhat unexpected, and I'd like some input from design as to exactly how C should behave.
Currently (11 April, daily image):-
Press 2 + 2 =
Screen shows:-
2
+ 2
---
4
When you press "C" the display changes to:-
2
+ 2
On a traditional calculator the C key usually clears what is on display, it doesn't undo the last transaction. Can design weigh in and give us some guidance on what it "should" do?