Package org.djunits.value
Interface Scalable<T extends Scalable<T>>
- Type Parameters:
T- the element type
- All Known Implementing Classes:
AbsorbedDose,Acceleration,AmountOfSubstance,Angle,AngularAcceleration,AngularVelocity,Area,ArealObjectDensity,CatalyticActivity,Density,Dimensionless,Duration,ElectricalCapacitance,ElectricalConductance,ElectricalInductance,ElectricalResistance,ElectricCharge,ElectricCurrent,ElectricPotential,Energy,EquivalentDose,FlowMass,FlowVolume,Force,Frequency,Illuminance,Length,LinearDensity,LinearObjectDensity,LuminousFlux,LuminousIntensity,MagneticFlux,MagneticFluxDensity,Mass,Matrix,Matrix1x1,Matrix2x2,Matrix3x3,MatrixNxM,MatrixNxN,Momentum,Power,Pressure,Quantity,QuantityTable,RadioActivity,SIQuantity,SolidAngle,Speed,SquareDenseMatrix,SquareMatrix,TemperatureDifference,Torque,Vector,Vector1,Vector2,Vector2.Col,Vector2.Row,Vector3,Vector3.Col,Vector3.Row,VectorMatrix,VectorN,VectorN.Col,VectorN.Row,Volume,VolumetricObjectDensity
public interface Scalable<T extends Scalable<T>>
Scalable indicates that elements of this type can be scaled by a dimensionless factor, based on their SI-values. Note that
not all unit-carrying elements are scalable. An example is an absolute scalar (e.g., a date) that cannot be multiplied by 2.
Warning: scaling operations on units with an Offset Scale might lead to unexpected answers. 2 * 10 °C = 293.15 °C and not 20 °C. Copyright (c) 2025-2026 Delft University of Technology, Jaffalaan 5, 2628 BX Delft, the Netherlands. All rights reserved. See for project information https://djunits.org. The DJUNITS project is distributed under a three-clause BSD-style license.
- Author:
- Alexander Verbraeck
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Method Summary
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Method Details
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scaleBy
Scale the element by a dimensionless factor, based on the SI-values. Note that this can lead to unwanted effects for elements with Offset scales. 2 * 10 °C = 293.15 °C and not 20 °C.- Parameters:
factor- the dimensionless scale factor- Returns:
- a new element with all of its SI-values scaled by the dimensionless factor
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divideBy
Divide the element's value by a dimensionless factor, based on the SI-values. Note that this can lead to unwanted effects for elements with Offset scales. 10 °C / 2.0 = -131.575 °C and not 5 °C.- Parameters:
divisor- the dimensionless divisor- Returns:
- a new element with all of its SI-values divided by the dimensionless divisor
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