DMathParser makes it easy to parse a String and evaluate it as a mathematical expression.
While NSExpression and GCMathPaser can satisfy simple needs, they are comparatively limited. They do not support some of the key features of DDMathParser, such as:
- accessing intermediate representations
- defining custom functions
- adding custom operators
- adding new ways to recognize existing operators
- overriding built-in functions
- recognizing localized numbers
- associating parsed expressions back to the original source string
- recognizing unicode characters such as ² or ½

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