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Template representation of fixed-precision numbers. More...
#include <tsFixedPoint.h>
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using | int_t = INT_T |
The underlying signed integer type. | |
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FixedPoint ()=default | |
Default constructor, implicitly initialized to zero. | |
template<typename INT2 > requires std::integral<INT2> | |
FixedPoint (INT2 i) | |
Constructor. | |
FixedPoint (int_t i, bool raw) | |
Constructor. | |
FixedPoint | abs () const |
Get the absolute value. | |
virtual ts::UString | description () const override |
Get a textual description of the values of that type. | |
bool | divOverflow (const FixedPoint &x) const |
Check if this fixed-point number generates an overflow when divided by another fixed-point. | |
virtual bool | fromString (const UString &str, UChar separator=COMMA, UChar decimal_dot=FULL_STOP) override |
Parse a string and interpret it as a number. | |
virtual bool | inRange (int64_t min, int64_t max) const override |
Check if the value of the number is within a range of integer value. | |
FixedPoint | max (const FixedPoint &x) const |
Get the maximum value of two fixed-point numbers. | |
FixedPoint | min (const FixedPoint &x) const |
Get the minimum value of two fixed-point numbers. | |
bool | mulOverflow (const FixedPoint &x) const |
Check if this fixed-point number generates an overflow when multiplied by another fixed-point. | |
template<typename INT2 > requires std::integral<INT2> | |
bool | mulOverflow (INT2 x) const |
Check if this fixed-point number generates an overflow when multiplied by an integer. | |
int_t | raw () const |
Get the internal unconverted integer value. | |
virtual double | toDouble () const override |
Conversion to double value. | |
int_t | toInt () const |
Conversion to integral units. | |
virtual int64_t | toInt64 () const override |
Conversion to a 64-bit signed integer value. | |
virtual UString | toString (size_t min_width=0, bool right_justified=true, UChar separator=COMMA, bool force_sign=false, size_t decimals=NPOS, bool force_decimals=false, UChar decimal_dot=FULL_STOP, UChar pad=SPACE) const override |
Convert the number to a string object. | |
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static constexpr int_t | FACTOR = ts::static_power10<int_t, PRECISION>::value |
The factor to convert between FixedPoint and int_t (10**PRECISION). | |
static const AbstractNumber *const | INVALID |
Pointer to an invalid instance of AbstractNumber. | |
static const FixedPoint | MAX |
The maximum representable value of this fixed-point type. | |
static const FixedPoint | MIN |
The minimum representable value of this fixed-point type. | |
static constexpr size_t | PRECISION = PREC |
The precision of the fixed number type (number of decimal digits). | |
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static void | Deformat (UString &str, UChar separator, UChar decimal_dot) |
Static common utility to deformat a string containing a number. | |
static void | Format (UString &str, size_t min_width, bool right_justified, UChar separator, bool add_plus_sign, size_t decimals, bool force_decimals, UChar decimal_dot, UChar pad) |
Static common utility to format a string containing a number with or without decimal part. | |
Template representation of fixed-precision numbers.
A fixed-precision number is internally represented by an integer but with a different representation of a "unit". This concept is inspired by "fixed" types in Ada.
All arithmetic and comparison operators are defined between fixed-point type values and between a fixed-point value and an integer value, both directions.
INT_T | The underlying signed integer type. |
PREC | The decimal precision in digits. |
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Constructor.
INT2 | Some other integer type (signed or unsigned). |
[in] | i | Initial value in integral number of units which is converted into the fixed-precision representation. |
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Constructor.
[in] | i | Initial value. Interpreted according to raw. |
[in] | raw | If true, the value i is a raw underlying internal value, without conversion. If false, the value i is an integral number of units which is converted into the fixed-precision representation. |
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Get a textual description of the values of that type.
This is typically used in help texts.
Implements ts::AbstractNumber.
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Check if the value of the number is within a range of integer value.
[in] | min | Minimum integer value (inclusive). |
[in] | max | Maximum integer value (inclusive). |
Implements ts::AbstractNumber.
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Conversion to a 64-bit signed integer value.
Implements ts::AbstractNumber.
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Parse a string and interpret it as a number.
The content of this object is updated from the parsed string.
[in] | str | A string to parse, representing this object. |
[in] | separator | Separator character for groups of thousands, a comma by default. |
[in] | decimal_dot | The decimal separator, a dot by default. |
Implements ts::AbstractNumber.
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Convert the number to a string object.
[in] | min_width | Minimum width of the returned string. Padded with pad characters if larger than the number of characters in the formatted number. |
[in] | right_justified | If true (the default), return a right-justified string. When false, return a left-justified string. Ignored if min_width is lower than the number of characters in the formatted number. |
[in] | separator | Separator character for groups of thousands, a comma by default. CHAR_NULL means no separator. |
[in] | force_sign | If true, force a '+' sign for positive values. |
[in] | decimals | Precision to use after the decimal point. NPOS means default. |
[in] | force_decimals | If true, with positive precision, force a decimal dot and the number of decimal digits of the precision. By default, skip non significant decimal digits. |
[in] | decimal_dot | The decimal separator, a dot by default. |
[in] | pad | The padding character to adjust the width. |
Implements ts::AbstractNumber.
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Conversion to integral units.
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Get the internal unconverted integer value.
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Get the absolute value.
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Get the maximum value of two fixed-point numbers.
[in] | x | Another fixed-point number. |
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Get the minimum value of two fixed-point numbers.
[in] | x | Another fixed-point number. |
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Check if this fixed-point number generates an overflow when multiplied by an integer.
INT2 | Another integer type. |
[in] | x | An integer of type INT2. |
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Check if this fixed-point number generates an overflow when multiplied by another fixed-point.
[in] | x | Another fixed-point number. |
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Check if this fixed-point number generates an overflow when divided by another fixed-point.
[in] | x | Another fixed-point. |
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Static common utility to format a string containing a number with or without decimal part.
[in,out] | str | String to format. |
[in] | min_width | Minimum width of the string. |
[in] | right_justified | If true (the default), return a right-justified string. |
[in] | separator | Separator character for groups of thousands. |
[in] | add_plus_sign | If true, force a '+' sign before the number. |
[in] | decimals | Precision to use after the decimal point. NPOS not allowed. |
[in] | force_decimals | If true, force a decimal dot and the number of decimal digits. For integer types, use force_decimals == true and decimals == 0. |
[in] | decimal_dot | The decimal separator. |
[in] | pad | The padding character to adjust the width. |
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Static common utility to deformat a string containing a number.
[in,out] | str | String to deformat. |
[in] | separator | Separator character for groups of thousands. |
[in] | decimal_dot | The decimal separator. |
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Pointer to an invalid instance of AbstractNumber.
Its toString() method always return an empty string.