public class MoneyPerVolume extends AbstractDoubleScalarRel<MoneyPerVolumeUnit,MoneyPerVolume>
DoubleScalar.Rel<MoneyPerVolumeUnit> value = new DoubleScalar.Rel<MoneyPerVolumeUnit>(100.0, MoneyPerVolumeUnit.SI);we can now write:
MoneyPerVolume value = new MoneyPerVolume(100.0, MoneyPerVolumeUnit.SI);The compiler will automatically recognize which units belong to which quantity, and whether the quantity type and the unit used are compatible.
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initial version Sep 5, 2015
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MoneyPerVolume(double value,
MoneyPerVolumeUnit unit)
Construct MoneyPerVolume scalar.
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MoneyPerVolume(MoneyPerVolume value)
Construct MoneyPerVolume scalar.
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Dimensionless |
divideBy(MoneyPerVolume v)
Calculate the division of MoneyPerVolume and MoneyPerVolume, which results in a Dimensionless scalar.
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MoneyPerVolume |
instantiateRel(double value,
MoneyPerVolumeUnit unit)
Construct a new Relative Immutable DoubleScalar of the right type.
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static MoneyPerVolume |
interpolate(MoneyPerVolume zero,
MoneyPerVolume one,
double ratio)
Interpolate between two values.
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static MoneyPerVolume |
max(MoneyPerVolume r1,
MoneyPerVolume r2)
Return the maximum value of two monetary scalars.
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static MoneyPerVolume |
max(MoneyPerVolume r1,
MoneyPerVolume r2,
MoneyPerVolume... rn)
Return the maximum value of more than two monetary scalars.
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static MoneyPerVolume |
min(MoneyPerVolume r1,
MoneyPerVolume r2)
Return the minimum value of two monetary scalars.
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static MoneyPerVolume |
min(MoneyPerVolume r1,
MoneyPerVolume r2,
MoneyPerVolume... rn)
Return the minimum value of more than two monetary scalars.
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Money |
multiplyBy(Volume v)
Calculate the multiplication of MoneyPerVolume and Volume, which results in a Money scalar.
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abs, ceil, divideBy, floor, minus, multiplyBy, neg, plus, rint, roundcompareTo, doubleValue, eq, eq0, equals, floatValue, ge, ge0, getInUnit, getInUnit, getSI, gt, gt0, hashCode, intValue, le, le0, longValue, lt, lt0, ne, ne0, toString, toString, toString, toStringexpressAsSIUnit, expressAsSpecifiedUnit, getUnit, isAbsolute, isRelative, setDisplayUnitbyteValue, shortValueclone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, waitDIV, MULT, POWpublic MoneyPerVolume(double value,
MoneyPerVolumeUnit unit)
value - double; double valueunit - MoneyPerVolumeUnit; unit for the double valuepublic MoneyPerVolume(MoneyPerVolume value)
value - MoneyPerVolume; Scalar from which to construct this instancepublic final MoneyPerVolume instantiateRel(double value, MoneyPerVolumeUnit unit)
instantiateRel in class AbstractDoubleScalarRel<MoneyPerVolumeUnit,MoneyPerVolume>value - double; the double valueunit - U; the unitpublic static MoneyPerVolume interpolate(MoneyPerVolume zero, MoneyPerVolume one, double ratio)
zero - MoneyPerVolume; the low valueone - MoneyPerVolume; the high valueratio - double; the ratio between 0 and 1, inclusivepublic static MoneyPerVolume max(MoneyPerVolume r1, MoneyPerVolume r2)
r1 - MoneyPerVolume; the first scalarr2 - MoneyPerVolume; the second scalarpublic static MoneyPerVolume max(MoneyPerVolume r1, MoneyPerVolume r2, MoneyPerVolume... rn)
r1 - MoneyPerVolume; the first scalarr2 - MoneyPerVolume; the second scalarrn - MoneyPerVolume...; the other scalarspublic static MoneyPerVolume min(MoneyPerVolume r1, MoneyPerVolume r2)
r1 - MoneyPerVolume; the first scalarr2 - MoneyPerVolume; the second scalarpublic static MoneyPerVolume min(MoneyPerVolume r1, MoneyPerVolume r2, MoneyPerVolume... rn)
r1 - MoneyPerVolume; the first scalarr2 - MoneyPerVolume; the second scalarrn - MoneyPerVolume...; the other scalarspublic final Dimensionless divideBy(MoneyPerVolume v)
v - MoneyPerVolume; MoneyPerVolume scalarCopyright © 2015–2019 Delft University of Technology. All rights reserved.