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@SomebodyLikeEveryBody, you're right. There isn't a prescribed way of achieving this. Something that may have to be looked into. In the meantime, deleting it from the functions list in the parser should do.
// Set a new functionnerdamer.setFunction('f',['x'],'x^2');// It worksconsole.log(nerdamer('f(x^6)').toString())// Delete the function "f" from the functions list in the parserdeletenerdamer.getCore().PARSER.functions.f// It's goneconsole.log(nerdamer('f(x^6)').toString())
Hello,
as it is possible to declare variables with
and forget it with
how can we forget functions we declared using,
is there any nerdamer.clearFunctions() feature ?
Thank you !
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