Uses of Class
com.rubecula.jquantity.Operator

Packages that use Operator
com.rubecula.jquantity

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Uses of Operator in com.rubecula.jquantity
 

Fields in com.rubecula.jquantity declared as Operator
static Operator Operator.$Braces
           
static Operator Operator.$Chs
           
static Operator Operator.$Comma
           
static Operator Operator.$Divide
           
static Operator Operator.$E
           
static Operator Operator.$Exponent
           
static Operator Operator.$Imag
           
static Operator Operator.$Minus
           
static Operator Operator.$Pi
           
static Operator Operator.$Plus
           
static Operator Operator.$Times
           
static Operator[] Operator.$AllOps
           
 

Methods in com.rubecula.jquantity that return Operator
static Operator Operator.valueOf(java.lang.String operator, int ady)
           
static Operator Operator.valueOf(java.lang.String operator)
           
static Operator Operator.valueOf()
           
static Operator Operator.MatchAny(Operator[] ops, java.lang.String s, int ady)
          Method to match a String and ady to one of the operators in array ops.
 

Methods in com.rubecula.jquantity with parameters of type Operator
 boolean Operator.match(Operator o)
          Method to match this operator to another.
static Operator Operator.MatchAny(Operator[] ops, java.lang.String s, int ady)
          Method to match a String and ady to one of the operators in array ops.
private static Item Expression.OpAnadic(Operator op)
           
private static Item Expression.OpMonadic(Operator op, Item number)
           
private static Item Expression.OpDyadicNonComplex(Item current, Operator currentOp, BaseNumber number)
          Note that the order of the operands is the reverse of the true order.
private static Item Expression.OpDyadicComplex(Item current, Operator currentOp, Item number)