MathException
MathException Methods
| MathException() | Constructor for the MathException class |
| IsIntegerExpression() | Returns true if the expression is an integer expression |
| IsFloatExpression() | Returns true if the expression is a floating point expression |
| Value1() | First value in the operation |
| Value2() | Second value in the operation (if applicable) |
| OperatorId() | Returns the operator used in the expression |
MathException Constants
| Constant Data Item | Data Type | Value |
| MathException.Addition | int | 1 |
| MathException.Subtraction | int | 2 |
| MathException.Multiplication | int | 3 |
| MathException.Division | int | 4 |
| MathException.Exponentiation | int | 5 |
| MathException.Modulus | int | 6 |
| MathException.Log | int | 7 |
| MathException.NaturalLog | int | 8 |
| MathException.Sqrt | int | 9 |
| MathException.ArcSin | int | 10 |
| MathException.ArcCos | int | 11 |
Derived Classes
OverflowException, DomainException, DivideByZeroException
See Also
Class Hierarchy, Thread, Primitive Framework
public method MathException(float Value, float Value2, int OperatorId, bool IsFloatExpression = true)
Parameters
Value1
The first value in the expression
Value2
The second value in the expression (if applicable)
OperatorId
Integer Id associated with operator which encountered the math error
IsFloatExpression
True if float expression and false if not (true by default)
Return Value
None
Description
Constructor for the MathException class.
MathException Class
public method<bool> IsIntegerExpression()
Parameters
None
Return Value
True if integer expression
Description
This method returns true if the expression which caused the exception is an interger expression and false if not.
MathException Class
public method<bool> IsFloatExpression()
Parameters
None
Return Value
True if float expression
Description
This method returns true if the expression which caused the exception is a floating point expression and false if not.
MathException Class
public method<float> Value1()
Parameters
None
Return Value
First value in the expression
Description
This method returns the first value in the expression which caused the exception.
The return value is always a floating point value, whether the expression is an integer or floating point expression. If integer, the method converts the value to a float and returns it.
MathException Class
public method<float> Value2()
Parameters
None
Return Value
Second value in the expression
Description
This method returns the second value in the expression which caused the exception, if applicable. Many expressions have a single operand (primitive instance methods such as int.Add(), etc.), in which case this method won't apply (returns 0.0 in that case).
The return value is always a floating point value, whether the expression is an integer or floating point expression. If integer, the method converts the value to a float and returns it.
MathException Class
public method<int> OperatorId()
Parameters
None
Return Value
Operator Id associated with exception
Description
This method returns the id value for the operator which was used in the expression which caused the exception. The integer values associated with the operators which can cause an exception are provided as constants within this class.
MathException Class