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op_Implicit

 Method with 19 overloads

• op_Implicit​(PeterO.​Numbers.​EDecimal)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The decimal as a Complex with no imaginary part.

• op_Implicit​(PeterO.​Numbers.​EInteger)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The integer as a Complex — an Integer at runtime
  while downcasting is enabled.
  

• op_Implicit​(PeterO.​Numbers.​ERational)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The ratio as a Complex — a Rational at runtime
  while downcasting is enabled, and so still exact.
  

• op_Implicit​(System.​Byte)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The number as a Complex.

• op_Implicit​(System.​Decimal)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The value as a Complex with no imaginary part. A
  decimal is decimal already, so this one keeps the digits
  that were written.
  

• op_Implicit​(System.​Double)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The value as a Complex with no imaginary part, read as the
  binary double it is rather than as the decimal it was
  written as.
  

• op_Implicit​(System.​Int16)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The number as a Complex.

• op_Implicit​(System.​Int32)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The number as a Complex.

• op_Implicit​(System.​Int64)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The number as a Complex — an Integer at runtime
  while downcasting is enabled.
  

• op_Implicit​(System.​Numerics.​Complex)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The .NET complex number as this one, through its two
  double parts and their precision.
  

• op_Implicit​(System.​SByte)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The number as a Complex.

• op_Implicit​(System.​Single)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The value as a Complex with no imaginary part. It is read as the
  binary float it is, so a literal such as 0.1f arrives
  as the value that literal actually holds and not as one tenth.
  

• op_Implicit​(System.​UInt16)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The number as a Complex.

• op_Implicit​(System.​UInt32)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The number as a Complex.

• op_Implicit​(System.​UInt64)~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The number as a Complex — an Integer at runtime
  while downcasting is enabled.
  

• op_Implicit​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Decimal,​System.​Decimal})~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The pair read as real and imaginary parts.

• op_Implicit​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Double,​System.​Double})~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The pair read as real and imaginary parts.

• op_Implicit​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Int32,​System.​Int32})~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The pair read as real and imaginary parts.

• op_Implicit​(System.​ValueTuple{System.​Single,​System.​Single})~AngouriMath.​Entity.​Number.​Complex

  Summary

  The pair read as real and imaginary parts.