You can evaluate mathematical expressions to provide configurable substitution strings anywhere that normal substitution strings can be applied. The expression should take the form:
%eval{<expression>}
You can use the following in your expression:
Operators: |
+ - * / ( ) |
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Comparison: |
== != <= >= <> |
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Constants: |
pi |
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Functions: |
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sin( ) cos( ) tan( ) |
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abs( ) |
abs(a) returns the absolute value of a |
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max(;) |
max(a;b) returns the highest value ofa or b |
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min(;) |
min(a;b) returns the lowest value of a or b |
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if(;;) |
if(a;b;c) returns b if a is non-zero/true and c otherwise |
%eval{1+2} |
is replaced by 3 |
%eval{max(1.2;2.2)} |
is replaced by 2.2 |
%eval{min(1.2;2.2)} |
is replaced by 1.2 |
%eval{abs(-5.6)} |
is replaced by 5.6 |
%eval{if(5>4;10;20} |
is replaced by 10 |