hsc - Desktop calculator app in Haskell; probably doesn't run

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Files	Lines
2018-11-18	Add rational numbers	Raymond Hogenson	1	-7/+26
	Now calculations are done to arbitrary precision if possible.
2018-05-25	Rename application to hsc	Raymond Hogenson	5	-18/+20
	It's a more professional name, although pretty stupid. I should spend some time to come up with a good name. On the other hand, it's for "internal use only" so maybe it doesn't matter. Well, also I took the time to GPL it, so I guess the moral is that I'm bored.
2018-05-18	Support exponentiation	Raymond Hogenson	2	-0/+8
	Haskell might make this overcomplicated, but it's a complicated problem to solve, I suppose. Whatever. It works well.
2018-05-17	Add license information to the top of the files	Raymond Hogenson	3	-0/+57
	Thanks Richard Stallman
2018-05-17	Remove the swap file	Raymond Hogenson	1	-0/+0
	Oops maybe I should have put it in the gitignore
2018-05-17	Display output in an entry	Raymond Hogenson	2	-4/+4
	It looks a lot nicer this way. I've also cleaned up the window management code. I'm pleased at this point at how nice gtk is. I'll maybe even make more graphical applications in the future. It doesn't look as nice as dmenu, though. I wonder if it's possible to theme it like dmenu? Probably not without significant difficulty, and I'd be fighting it every step of the way. That's just a guess.
2018-05-17	Copy the result to the clipboard	Raymond Hogenson	1	-1/+3
	It's copied to the primary selection since that's most convenient for me. I hope that's not confusing for anyone. Next step, multithreading.
2018-05-17	Write a README	Raymond Hogenson	1	-0/+1
	This is more to make Github happy than because I want to document it. It works perfectly as is.
2018-05-17	Fix .cabal based on cabal check	Raymond Hogenson	1	-1/+4
	I've taken out Wall, which I guess makes sense, and I've added a description. I don't plan on submitting this to Hackage or anything.
2018-05-17	Write a calculator	Raymond Hogenson	8	-0/+903
	It's pretty nice. It works for what I want. I don't think I have any complaints about its functionality. I'll add new functions as I need them. Haskell is actually really easy to program in. I wonder actually if this would have been easier in Python. I think no.