This translation has been rejected because it had no random tests, the reference solution was incorrect, and the author has not reacted several months after it has been pointed out.

I've dealt with it.

I missed your answer. This always raises when you modify an approved translation. Actually it doesn't work to update directly a fork, the original version is always the one used in the tests. You need to make a new fork (but it requires someone to approve it) or select the language, click on edit at the top of the page and edit the kata directly. I have just approved a new fork with updating to 1.18, your changes should be active now.

Approved :)

Your solution is sometimes incorrect:

 "1-9^(8/6)^4+7/(7+3)/(2^4^5*0/5^5^7-0^2)"
Test Failed
Log

Expected
    <string>: 1986/4^^-773+/245^^0*557^^/02^-/+
to equal
    <string>: 1986/^4^-773+/24^5^0*55^7^/02^-/+

Hi. You must add random tests. You can inspire yourself on Python's or Javascript translations. Also, language version needs to be updated.

Duplicate suggestion

I've added it, so closing :)

Tool late :p

You can make amends by translating this to Cobo.. ;)

Hi. I approved, but I missed a minor issue: the parameter is missing in the function signature of initial code. Can you fix it?

Rejected, but now Lua's available

Approved some time ago

Ok. Well I spontaneously used flot64 in Go (converting to f32 only when returning) cause I had similar problems in C using floats. Thank you :)
Edit: It's ok for the rounding issue. The log messsages reverse expected and actual:

Expected
    <float32>: 46
to equal
    <float32>: 45.56999969482422

I made a bad review of your test cases, results need to be rounded to 2 decimals to match with the description. Can you correct it please?