Maintainer | hapytexeu+gh@gmail.com |
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Stability | experimental |
Portability | POSIX |
Safe Haskell | Safe |
Language | Haskell2010 |
Uncode has two blocks where vulgar fractions are defined: C1 controls and latin supplement 1 and Number forms. These are fractions that are commenly used.
The module exports function toVulgar
and ratioToVulgar
to convert the ratio to a Char
with that fraction if that exists. The
functon ratioToVulgarFallback
and ratioToVulgarFallback
are used to try to find a vulgar fraction character, and if that fails,
it prints the fraction with the help of the Small
module.
Render to a vulgar fraction
:: (Integral i, Integral j) | |
=> i | The given numerator. |
-> j | The given denominator. |
-> Maybe Char | The corresponding |
Convert the given numerator den denominator to a vulgar fraction character, if such character exists; Nothing
otherwise.
Render to a vulgar fraction, with a fallback to using small characters
ratioToVulgarFallback Source #
:: Integral i | |
=> Ratio i | The given |
-> Text | A |
Convert the given Ratio
to a singleton Text
with the vulgar fraction character,
if such character exists; it will make ue of the ratioPartsToUnicode'
to generate a Text
object (with multiple Char
acters) that looks like a fraction.
:: (Integral i, Integral j) | |
=> i | The given numerator. |
-> j | The given denominator. |
-> Text | A |
Convert the given numerator and denominator to a singleton Text
with the vulgar fraction character,
if such character exists; it will make ue of the ratioPartsToUnicode'
to generate a Text
object (with multiple Char
acters) that looks like a fraction.