(angtof string [mode])
Change this angle to a real number.
This function converts a string that contains an angle to a real number in radian format. The optional mode specifies the format of the "number" in the string:
Mode value | String format |
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0 | Decimal degrees |
1 | Degrees-minutes-seconds |
2 | Grad |
3 | Radian |
4 | Surveyor's units |
NOTE This command fails if the text of the string is not recognizable as an angle measurement.
Examples
Code | Returns |
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(angtof "90") | 1.57080 |
(angtof "90" 0) | 1.57080 |
(angtof "90d30'10\"") | 1.57957 |
NOTES
- The backslash denotes that there is a quote within the string. When LISP sees the second quote, it knows this is the end of the string.
- The angtof function is the opposite of the angtos function.