KeyCreator Drafting / Tools / Solve / Calculator / Calculator FunctionsCalculator Functionsabs(x)Description – The absolute value of the number. Argument – You can assign any value to x, or make it an assigned variable.
Example – CALC> x = -2 acos(x)Description – The arc cosine of x, in the range of 0 to 180 degrees. Arguments –The value of x must be between -1 and
Example – CALC> y = acos(.862) asin(x)Description – The arc sine of x, a value in the range -90 to 90 degrees. Arguments – The value of x must be between -1 and 1 degrees.
Example – CALC> y = asin(0.65) atan(x)Description The arc tangent of x, a value in the range -90 to 90 degrees. Arguments x is any value or assigned variable.
Example CALC> y = atan(17) atan2(y,x)Description The arc tangent of y/x, a value in the range -180 to 180 degrees. Arguments Any two values, with the exception that they are not both equal to zero.
Example CALC> y = atan2(2,17) ceil(x)Description The value of x rounded up to the nearest integer. Arguments Any value x.
Example CALC> y = 5.84 copsize (type)Description Size of copious entity item. Arguments Type can be any one of the following constants (either upper or lowercase letters may be used): char Character uchar unsigned character int Integer uint unsigned integer short short integer ushort unsigned short long long integer ulong unsigned long float Float double double tcode copious entity type code
Example s = copsize (long) cos(x)Description The cosine of the angle x, a value in the range -1 to Arguments Any angle value, x in degrees.
Example CALC> y = cos(67.3) cosh(x)Description The hyperbolic cosine of the angle x, a value in the range greater than or equal to one. Arguments Any angle value, x in degrees.
Example CALC> y = cosh(67.3) dms (d, m, s)By typing dms in the online calculator field, you can enter an angle using the degree, minute, second notation. This will then accept the angle as specified, as 60ths for example, when both dimensioning and creating. Description Returns a single value in degrees using this formula: dms = d + (m/60) + (s/3600) Arguments Any d, m, or s value.
Example y = dms (23, 2, 55) exp(x)Description Returns the value e to the x of e^x (natural exponential function). Arguments Any value x. Note When the resultant value overflows, the value is set to the largest possible double-precision value.
Example CALC> y = exp(3) floor(x)Because the Online Calculator does not do integer arithmetic by truncation, use floor to approximate integer arithmetic by truncation. Description The value of x rounded down to the nearest integer. Arguments Any value x.
Example CALC> y = 5.84 fmod(x, y)Description Returns floating point remainder of an integer division, as modulus, x mod y. Arguments x and y can be any values.
Example x = 55.32 hypot(x,y)Description The length of the hypotenuse of the triangle, sqrt (x*x + y*y). Arguments The lengths of the two legs of a right triangle, x and y.
Example CALC> a = 5 log(x)Description The natural logarithm of x. Arguments Any number x which is greater than or equal to zero.
Example CALC> log(4.9) log10(x)Description The base 10 logarithm of x. Arguments Any number x which is greater than or equal to zero.
Example CALC> log10(3) pow (a, b)Description Returns the value of a raised to the power of b (ab). Arguments a and b can be any values.
Example x = pow (3, 5) sin(x)Description The sine of the angle x, a value in the range -1 to Arguments Any angle value, x in degrees.
Example CALC> y = sin(16) sinh(x)Description The hyperbolic sine of the angle x; it can be any double-precision value. Arguments Any angle value x in degrees.
Example CALC> y = sinh(34) sizeofDescription An integer representing the size of the item specified where: 0 = undefined 1 = defined single variable >1 = defined array of n elements Arguments HIDD_SPOT_LIGHT is the name of a variable or array. Example n = sizeof (footage) sqrt(x)Description The square root of x. Arguments Any number x which is greater than or equal to zero.
Examples CALC> sqrt(18.67) tan(x)Description The tangent of x. Arguments Any value x in degrees.
Example CALC> y = tan(42) tanh(x)Description The hyperbolic tangent of x, a value in the range of -1 to Arguments Any value x in degrees.
Example CALC> y = tanh(42) $msg = "HIDD_SPOT_LIGHT"Description String variable assignment. Example $msg = "Hello"1 |
