Ali's Spreadsheet
v .1 alpha


This is a simple, though memory/CPU hogging, spreadsheet.

Its size can be specificied by running "java Spreadsheet x y" where x is the
number of rows, y is the number of columns.

Theoretically, one can run up to 65536 by MAX_INT spreadsheet, but at sizes above
30x30 the spreadsheet takes forever to run.

If it needs more space than it has in the window, scrollbars will appear.  If the
window is larger, the spreadsheet will expand to take up all available space.

To edit a cell, click on it and enter the desired text.  It will appear in the
upper text field.  Press enter to put the text into the cell.

Cells can be numbers, formulas, or text.  Numbers must meet the same criterion as a java
float literal.  Formulas must be of the form "=cell operand cell" where cell is a cell
such as A1, C6, etc. (Rows above 26 are denoted by the Unicode character; i.e.
row 27, column 4 would be something like "]4")  Operand can be +,-,*, or /.
Whitespace in the formula is ignored as long as it isn't inside the cell identifier.

Formulas use the last calculated value of the cells they reference.

Cells do not recalculate automatically when their dependents change.
You must click a cell to recalculate it.

Close the window to exit the program.