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What is Mallory?

In the summer of 2004, while taking a multi-variable calculus class, I began to search for a way to effectively graph functions of complex variables. Unable to find a solution, I decided to program my own. While the code in Mallory is not a direct descendant of that of the original project, it was born of that spirit.

Forks and Variants

The original Mallory project is written in Actionscript. (I have retroactively renamed it "MalloryAS"). In order to keep in line with the movement towards AJAX applications, I have started work on two forks: MalloryPHP and MalloryJS, built using PHP and Javascript, respectively.

Samples Applications

Mallory PHP Tests

The Unit Tests that I'm running to test Mallory PHP are located here.

PHP Interpreter

This is a PHP application that I'm working on to take advantage of MalloryPHP. It takes request using HTTP GET or POST (with the variable name "c"). You can access the page here. It currently only has 6 binary functions.

Binary Functions

• add - adds two numbers and returns the result. ("1+2" Returns 3)
• multiply - multiplies two numbers and returns the result. ("5*2" Returns 10)
• subtract - adds two numbers and returns the result. ("1-2" Returns -1)
• divide - divides two numbers and returns the result. ("1/2" Returns 0.5)
• power - raised a number to the power of another number and returns the result. ("2^5" Returns 32)

You can also use the following form to input data. It uses AJAX to send expressions to and retrieve the result from the server.

I'm working on a more full featured version of the the above form here.

Quickulator

This is a sample Flash built on top of MalloryAS. Keep in mind that it's nowhere near complete.