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Changed the descriptions of the sin, cos, and tan to be more descriptive.

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Tyrinslys Valinlore 2011-08-03 11:13:12 -04:00 committed by Scott Davis
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@ -35,8 +35,9 @@ documented_functions:
sin($number)
.details
%p
Takes the sine of a number. If the number is unitless or has a unit of <code>deg</code>
then it will return a unitless result. Degrees will first be converted to radians.
Returns the sine of a number. If the number is unitless or has a unit of <code>deg</code>
then it will return a unitless result. Unless the number has a unit of <code>deg</code> it
will be evaluated as radians. Degrees will first be converted to radians.
If the number is any other unit, the units will be passed thru to the result,
and the number will be treated as radians.
@ -46,8 +47,9 @@ documented_functions:
cos($number)
.details
%p
Takes the cosine of a number. If the number is unitless or has a unit of <code>deg</code>
then it will return a unitless result. Degrees will first be converted to radians.
Returns the cosine of a number. If the number is unitless or has a unit of <code>deg</code>
then it will return a unitless result. Unless the number has a unit of <code>deg</code> it
will be evaluated as radians. Degrees will first be converted to radians.
If the number is any other unit, the units will be passed thru to the result,
and the number will be treated as radians.
#tan.helper
@ -56,7 +58,8 @@ documented_functions:
tan($number)
.details
%p
Takes the tangent of a number. If the number is unitless or has a unit of <code>deg</code>
then it will return a unitless result. Degrees will first be converted to radians.
Returns the tangent of a number. If the number is unitless or has a unit of <code>deg</code>
then it will return a unitless result. Unless the number has a unit of <code>deg</code> it
will be evaluated as radians. Degrees will first be converted to radians.
If the number is any other unit, the units will be passed thru to the result,
and the number will be treated as radians.