steppable Namespace Reference

The public namespace for the Steppable library. More...

Namespaces
namespace	__internals
	The namespace containing internal functions for the Steppable library.
namespace	constants
	Numerical constants used in Steppable.
namespace	exceptions
	Contains Steppable exceptions.
namespace	gui
	The namespace for the GUI components of the Steppable library. This is the main namespace for the GUI components.
namespace	localization
	The namespace for the localization utilities.
namespace	output
	Message-printing utilities for Steppable.
namespace	prettyPrint
	The namespace containing utilities for pretty printing.
namespace	testing
	Includes testing utilities for Steppable.
namespace	types
	The namespace containing types used in the steppable calculator.

Classes
class	Data
class	Fraction
	Acts as a fraction in math. It can be added, subtracted, multiplied and divided. More...
class	Number
	Represents a number with arbitrary precision. It basically stores the value as a string. More...

Typedefs
using	Weekday = Data<_Weekday, StringLiteral{"Weekday"}>

Enumerations
enum	RoundingMode {   USE_MAXIMUM_PREC = 0xFF , USE_MINIMUM_PREC = 0x01 , USE_CURRENT_PREC = 0x02 , USE_OTHER_PREC = 0x03 ,   DISCARD_ALL_DECIMALS = 0x00 }
	Specifies how Steppable should round the number in operations. More...
enum class	_Weekday : std::uint8_t {   Sunday = 0 , Monday = 1 , Tuesday = 2 , Wednesday = 3 ,   Thursday = 4 , Friday = 5 , Saturday = 6 }

Detailed Description

The public namespace for the Steppable library.

Typedef Documentation

Weekday

using steppable::Weekday = Data<_Weekday, StringLiteral{"Weekday"}>

Enumeration Type Documentation

_Weekday

enum class steppable::_Weekday : std::uint8_t

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Enumerator
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday

RoundingMode

enum steppable::RoundingMode

Specifies how Steppable should round the number in operations.

Enumerator
USE_MAXIMUM_PREC	Use the higher precision whenever possible.
USE_MINIMUM_PREC	Use the lower precision whenever possible.
USE_CURRENT_PREC	Use the current precision.
USE_OTHER_PREC	Use the other number's precision.
DISCARD_ALL_DECIMALS	Do not append any decimal places.