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IsZero

Check whether value is zero

Declaration

Source position: math.pp line 215

function IsZero(

  const A: Single;

  Epsilon: Single

):Boolean; overload;

function IsZero(

  const A: Single

):Boolean; overload;

function IsZero(

  const A: Double;

  Epsilon: Double

):Boolean; overload;

function IsZero(

  const A: Double

):Boolean; overload;

function IsZero(

  const A: Extended;

  Epsilon: Extended

):Boolean; overload;

function IsZero(

  const A: Extended

):Boolean; overload;

Description

IsZero checks whether the float value A is zero, up to a precision of Epsilon. It returns True if Abs(A) is less than Epsilon.

The default value for Epsilon depends on the type of the argument: it is 1E-4 for Single, 1E-12 for Double and 1E-16 for extended.

See also

IsNan

  

Check whether value is Not a Number

IsInfinite

  

Check whether value is infinite

SameValue

  

Check whether 2 float values are the same


Documentation generated on: Mar 17 2017