I don't remember what changed here but I believe the core logic for parsing the math expression was updated to be 'better', perhaps more 'robust'. I don't think you can really call it that though considering it doesn't even make use of a syntax tree of any kind at the very least.
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A very terrible first go at parsing and calculating mathamtical expressions.
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This project evolved into the [calc_engine](https://gitea.copyrightcrusader.org/glm94/calc_engine) project.
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This code was eventually ported into Python to create the calc_engine. That later evolved into the [terrain_generator](https://gitea.copyrightcrusader.org/glm94/terrain_generator).
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This project evolved into the [calc_engine](https://gitea.copyrightcrusader.org/glm94/calc_engine) project which started as a striaght
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C# to Python port, complete with the very horrible logic this repo shows off. The calc_engine later evolved into the [terrain_generator](https://gitea.copyrightcrusader.org/glm94/terrain_generator).
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However, this project is offically abandoned and no longer active. Its only here as a archive of what I've done, and how much I learned since
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writing this code. Which, to be frank, is very bad.
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