ceil

Rounds up to the next highest integer.

Parameters: number - a floating point number.

Returns: integer

Example: ceil(2.4)

Output: 3

floor

Rounds down to the next lowest integer.

Parameters: number - a floating point number.

Returns: integer

Example: floor(2.6)

Output: 2

percentage

Converts a floating point number into a percentage string.

Parameters: number - a floating point number.

Returns: number

Example: percentage(0.5)

Output: 50%

round

Applies rounding.

Parameters:

number: A floating point number.
decimalPlaces: Optional: The number of decimal places to round to. Defaults to 0.

Returns: number

Example: round(1.67)

Output: 2

Example: round(1.67, 1)

Output: 1.7

sqrt

Calculates square root of a number. Keeps units as they are.

Parameters: number - floating point number.

Returns: number

Example:

sqrt(25cm)

Output:

5cm

Example:

sqrt(18.6%)

Output:

4.312771730569565%;

abs

Calculates absolute value of a number. Keeps units as they are.

Parameters: number - a floating point number.

Returns: number

Example #1: abs(25cm)

Output: 25cm

Example #2: abs(-18.6%)

Output: 18.6%;

sin

Calculates sine function.

Assumes radians on numbers without units.

Parameters: number - a floating point number.

Returns: number

Example:

sin(1); // sine of 1 radian
sin(1deg); // sine of 1 degree
sin(1grad); // sine of 1 gradian

Output:

0.8414709848078965; // sine of 1 radian
0.01745240643728351; // sine of 1 degree
0.015707317311820675; // sine of 1 gradian

asin

Calculates arcsine (inverse of sine) function.

Returns number in radians e.g. a number between -π/2 and π/2.

Parameters: number - floating point number from [-1, 1] interval.

Returns: number

Example:

asin(-0.8414709848078965)
asin(0)
asin(2)

Output:

-1rad
0rad
NaNrad

cos

Calculates cosine function.

Assumes radians on numbers without units.

Parameters: number - a floating point number.

Returns: number

Example:

cos(1) // cosine of 1 radian
cos(1deg) // cosine of 1 degree
cos(1grad) // cosine of 1 gradian

Output:

0.5403023058681398 // cosine of 1 radian
0.9998476951563913 // cosine of 1 degree
0.9998766324816606 // cosine of 1 gradian

acos

Calculates arccosine (inverse of cosine) function.

Returns number in radians e.g. a number between 0 and π.

Parameters: number - a floating point number from [-1, 1] interval.

Returns: number

Example:

acos(0.5403023058681398)
acos(1)
acos(2)

Output:

1rad
0rad
NaNrad

tan

Calculates tangent function.

Assumes radians on numbers without units.

Parameters: number - a floating point number.

Returns: number

Example:

tan(1) // tangent of 1 radian
tan(1deg) // tangent of 1 degree
tan(1grad) // tangent of 1 gradian

Output:

1.5574077246549023   // tangent of 1 radian
0.017455064928217585 // tangent of 1 degree
0.015709255323664916 // tangent of 1 gradian

atan

Calculates arctangent (inverse of tangent) function.

Returns number in radians e.g. a number between -π/2 and π/2.

Parameters: number - a floating point number.

Returns: number

Example:

atan(-1.5574077246549023)
atan(0)
round(atan(22), 6) // arctangent of 22 rounded to 6 decimal places

Output:

-1rad
0rad
1.525373rad;

pi

Returns π (pi);

Parameters: none

Returns: number

Example:

pi()

Output:

3.141592653589793

pow

Returns the value of the first argument raised to the power of the second argument.

Returned value has the same dimension as the first parameter and the dimension of the second parameter is ignored.

Parameters:

number: base -a floating point number.
number: exponent - a floating point number.

Returns: number

Example:

pow(0cm, 0px)
pow(25, -2)
pow(25, 0.5)
pow(-25, 0.5)
pow(-25%, -0.5)

Output:

1cm
0.0016
5
NaN
NaN%

mod

Returns the value of the first argument modulus second argument.

Returned value has the same dimension as the first parameter, the dimension of the second parameter is ignored. The function is able to handle also negative and floating point numbers.

Parameters:

number: a floating point number.
number: a floating point number.

Returns: number

Example:

mod(0cm, 0px)
mod(11cm, 6px);
mod(-26%, -5);

Output:

NaNcm;
5cm
-1%;

min

Returns the lowest of one or more values.

Parameters: value1, ..., valueN - one or more values to compare.

Returns: the lowest value.

Example: min(5, 10);

Output: 5

Example: min(3px, 42px, 1px, 16px);

Output: 1px

max

Returns the highest of one or more values.

Parameters: value1, ..., valueN - one or more values to compare.

Returns: the highest value.

Example: max(5, 10);

Output: 10

Example: max(3%, 42%, 1%, 16%);

Output: 42%

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