List of Mathematical Functions

The following mathematical functions are available:

• abs(x: Real): Real
  Returns the absolute value for x.
• acos(x: Real): Real
  Returns the arc sine of x with the unit of measurement set by the user.
• aint(x: Real): Real
  Returns the integer portion of x.
• arc(x: Real): Real
  Converts a value from degree into arc dimension.
• asin(x: Real): Real
  Calculates the arc sine of x and returns it with the unit of measurement set by the user.
• atan(x: Real): Real
  Returns the arc tangent of x with the unit of measurement set by the user.
• cos(x: Real): Real
  Returns the cosine of x with the unit of measurement set by the user.
• cosh(x: Real): Real
  Returns the hyperbolic cosine of x.
• exp(x: Real): Real
  Returns the power of the base e, i.e. ex.
• grd(x: Real): Real
  Converts a value from arc dimension into degree.
• log(x: Real): Real
  Calculates the natural logarithm.
• log10(x: Real): Real
  Calculates the logarithm of the base 10.
• modulo(a: Real; b: Real): Real
  Calculates the remainder of division a divided by b.
• nint(x: Real): Real
  Rounds x up or down to the next integer value.
• sig(x: Real): Real
  Determines the sign (positive or negative) of x. If x is a negative value, -1 will be returned. If x is a positive value, 1 will be returned. If x is equal to zero, 0 will be returned.
• sin(x: Real): Real
  Caculates the sine of x and returns it with the unit of measurement set by the user.
• sinh(x: Real): Real
  Calculates the hyperbolic sine of x.
• sqr(x: Real): Real
  Calculates the square of x.
• sqrt(x: Real): Real
  Calculates the square root of x.
• tan(x: Real): Real
  Calculates the tangent of x and returns it with the unit of measurement set by the user.
• tanh(x: Real): Real
  Returns the hyperbolic tangent of x.
• real_to_string(x: Real; precision: Real; decimalSeparator: String): String
  Converts the numerical value x into a string. The parameters precision and decimalSeparator are optional and can be omitted. precision controls how many decimal places are to be output; the value -1 uses the HiCAD default; the value -2 returns all significant digits. decimalSeparator controls which character is used between the digits before and after the decimal point; the default value here is ','.

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