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Syntax documentationUsing Arithmetic Operations

Basic Arithmetic Operations

You can use the following basic arithmetic operations in dependencies to perform calculations:

+ Addition

- Subtraction

/ Division

* Multiplication

Example:

CHAR_WIDTH = CHAR_LENGTH / 4

Standard Functions

sin

Sine

cos

Cosine

tan

Tangent

exp

Exponent for base e

In

Natural logarithm

abs

Absolute value

sqrt

Square root

log10

Logarithm for base 10

arcsin

Arcsine (inverse function of sine)

arccos

Arccosine (inverse function of cosine)

arctan

Arctangent (inverse function of tangent)

sign

Sign (plus or minus sign) of x

frac

Decimal part of x

Example:

SIN (2*3.14 * ANGLE /360)

In functions, no distinction is made between uppercase and lowercase. Function names are automatically converted to uppercase letters.

Precision and Rounding for Numeric Characteristics

You can use the following commands to round a value that was calculated using dependencies:

Function

Description

X = 3.1

X = -3.1

CEIL

Lowest integer that is not less than x.

+4

-3

TRUNC

Part of x that is an integer.

+3

-3

FLOOR

Greatest integer that is not greater than x.

+3

-4

ROUND

In the case of positive numbers:

FLOOR, if the decimal value is less than five;

CEIL, if the decimal value is greater than or equal to five

In the case of negative numbers:

CEIL, if the decimal value is less than five;

FLOOR, if the decimal value is greater than or equal to five

+3

-3