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== Functions ==
== Functions ==
* <code>to_cents(ratio, prec)</code> returns the measure in [[cent]]s of an interval [[ratio]], rounded to a precision of <code>prec</code> decimal places. Parameter <code>prec</code> defaults to 3 if it is omitted.
* <code>to_cents(ratio, prec)</code> returns the measure in [[cent]]s of an interval [[ratio]], rounded to a precision of <code>prec</code> decimal places. Parameter <code>prec</code> defaults to 3 if it is omitted.
* <code>parse_ET(input)</code> returns the size (number of divisions) and the [[equave]] of an [[equal tuning]] given its name. Currently only supports equal divisions (e.g. no 88cET yet). This function is designed to be used by other modules only; it cannot be called with <code><nowiki>{{#invoke:}}</nowiki></code>.
* <code>parse_ET_size(frame)</code> and <code>parse_ET_equave</code> respectively return the size (number of divisions) and the equave of an [[equal tuning]] given its name. This function is designed to be used with <code><nowiki>{{#invoke:}}</nowiki></code> only.
* <code>backslash_ratio(input)</code> returns the ratio corresponding to an interval written in [[backslash notation]].


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Revision as of 19:23, 3 October 2022

This module provides several functions to work with interval-related math.

Namely, the functions in this module can be called from other modules by using require('Module:Interval') and calling the _-prefixed functions.

Functions

  • to_cents(ratio, prec) returns the measure in cents of an interval ratio, rounded to a precision of prec decimal places. Parameter prec defaults to 3 if it is omitted.