Uses of Class
com.rubecula.jquantity.JQuantityException

Packages that use JQuantityException
com.rubecula.jquantity

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Uses of JQuantityException in com.rubecula.jquantity
 

Subclasses of JQuantityException in com.rubecula.jquantity
private  class Complex.ComplexException
           
(package private)  class FuzzInt.FuzzIntException
           
private  class Rational.RationalException
           
private static class Value.ValueException
           
 class WholeNumber.WholeNumberException
           
 

Methods in com.rubecula.jquantity that throw JQuantityException
private  Value Value.transcendentalFunction(Transcendental function)
          The following method calculates the transcendental function (determined by function) on this Value.
 Value Value.transcendentalExp.getExactValue(Value x)
           
 Rational Value.transcendentalLog.getValue(Rational x)
           
 Value Value.transcendentalLog.getExactValue(Value x)
           
 Value Value.transcendentalTanThetaBy2.getExactValue(Value x)
           
 Value Value.transcendental2Arctan.getExactValue(Value x)
           
 Rational Value.transcendentalSqrt.getValue(Rational x)
           
 Value Value.transcendentalSqrt.getExactValue(Value x)
           
 Rational Value.transcendentalSqrt.getDerivative(Rational x)
           
 Rational Transcendental.getValue(Rational argument)
          This method must be provided to yield the value of the transcendental function for the given argument.
 Value Transcendental.getExactValue(Value argument)
          This method must be provided to yield an exact value (if any - else null) for the given argument.
 Rational Transcendental.getDerivative(Rational argument)
          This method must be provided to yield the value of the first derivative of the function for the given argument.