RadTest.java

package jscl.math.function;

import jscl.JsclMathEngine;
import org.junit.Test;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

public class RadTest {
    @Test
    public void testRad() throws Exception {
        final JsclMathEngine mathEngine = new JsclMathEngine();

        assertEquals("0.034906585039887", mathEngine.evaluate("rad(2)"));
        assertEquals("0.034906585039887", mathEngine.evaluate("rad(1+1)"));
        assertEquals("-0.034906585039887", mathEngine.evaluate("rad(-2)"));
        assertEquals("-0.034906585039887", mathEngine.evaluate("rad(-1-1)"));
        assertEquals("π", mathEngine.evaluate("rad(180)"));
        assertEquals(String.valueOf(-Math.PI), mathEngine.evaluate("rad(-180)"));

        // todo serso: think about zeroes
        assertEquals("rad(-180, 0, 0)", mathEngine.simplify("rad(-180)"));
        assertEquals("rad(2, 0, 0)", mathEngine.simplify("rad(1+1)"));

        assertEquals("rad(-180, 0, 0)", mathEngine.elementary("rad(-180)"));
        assertEquals("rad(2, 0, 0)", mathEngine.elementary("rad(1+1)"));

        assertEquals(mathEngine.evaluate("rad(43.1025)"), mathEngine.evaluate("rad(43,6,9)"));
        assertEquals(mathEngine.evaluate("rad(102.765)"), mathEngine.evaluate("rad(102, 45,  54)"));
    }
}