Rad

Represents an angle in radians.

Defined in Rodin/Math/Rad.h

class Rad;

This class provides a type-safe wrapper for angles measured in radians, inheriting all the unit arithmetic operations from the Unit base class.

Example Usage

Rad angle1(Math::Constants::pi());  // π radians (180 degrees)
Rad angle2(Math::Constants::pi() / 2);  // π/2 radians (90 degrees)
Rad sum = angle1 + angle2;  // 3π/2 radians

Direct inheritance by class family

Unit

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Rad

Inherits from

Base class	Responsibility
`Unit<Rad, Real>`public Full type Unit< Rad, Real >	Base class for units using CRTP.

Inherited interface

Declared in	Members
`Unit`	22 members `One()` `operator Real()` `operator!=()` `operator()` `operator=()` `operator+()` `operator+()` `operator+=()` `operator-()` `operator-()` `operator-=()` `operator/()` `operator/=()` `operator<()` `operator<=()` `operator=()` `operator=()` `operator==()` `operator>()` `operator>=()` `Type` `Zero()`

Public types

using Parent = Unit<Rad, Real>: Parent class type.