Feature #623 Factorial directly after function#624
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As described in #623 a factorial can now be placed directly after a function without the need of extra parenthesis like (sin(2))!.
This is archived by not adding the "F" directly in front of the last "(" but checking if a sequence of letters (the function name) is before the "(". If yes, then "F(" is inserted in front of the function.
All in all this change should behave like this for functions nested inside factorials:
func-name(expression)! -> F(func-name(expression))