Uses of Interface
net.sourceforge.webcompmath.data.Expression

Packages that use Expression
net.sourceforge.webcompmath.awt   
net.sourceforge.webcompmath.data   
net.sourceforge.webcompmath.data.beans   
net.sourceforge.webcompmath.draw   
net.sourceforge.webcompmath.draw.beans   
net.sourceforge.webcompmath.functions   
 

Uses of Expression in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.awt
 

Classes in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.awt that implement Expression
protected  class ExpressionInput.EI
          The expression associated with an ExpressionInput belongs to this class.
 

Methods in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.awt that return Expression
 Expression ExpressionInput.EI.derivative(Variable wrt)
          Get the derivative of the expression
 Expression ExpressionInput.getExpression()
          Get the Expression associated with this ExpressionInput.
 

Uses of Expression in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.data
 

Classes in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.data that implement Expression
 class Constant
          A Constant is a Value that represents a constant real number.
 class ExpressionProgram
          An ExprssionProgram represents a mathematical expression such as "3" or "sin(x^2)", stored in the form of a program for a stack machine.
 class Variable
          A Variable is a Value object whose value can be changed.
 

Methods in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.data that return Expression
 Expression Variable.derivative(Variable wrt)
          Return the derivative of this Variable with respect to the Variable wrt.
 Expression ExpressionProgram.derivative(Variable wrt)
          Compute the derivative of this expression with respect to the Variable wrt.
 Expression Expression.derivative(Variable wrt)
          Return an Expression that represents the derivative of this expression with respect to the variable wrt.
 Expression Constant.derivative(Variable wrt)
          Return the derivative of this Constant with respect to the variable wrt.
 

Constructors in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.data with parameters of type Expression
SimpleFunction(Expression e, Variable v)
          Create the function of one variable such that the value of the function at x is obtained by temporarily assigning x as the value of the variable v and then evaluating e.
SimpleFunction(Expression e, Variable[] v)
          Create a function.
 

Uses of Expression in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.data.beans
 

Classes in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.data.beans that implement Expression
 class WCMConstantBean
           
 class WCMVariableBean
          This class is for use with GUI builders.
 

Uses of Expression in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.draw
 

Methods in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.draw with parameters of type Expression
 void ScatterPlot.setExpressions(Expression exp1, Expression exp2)
          Specify the data for the the plot is to be obtained by evaluating the two expressions that are given as parameters.
 

Constructors in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.draw with parameters of type Expression
ScatterPlot(DataTableInput table, Expression exp1, Expression exp2)
          Create scatter plot to plot specified expressions using data from a table.
 

Uses of Expression in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.draw.beans
 

Classes in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.draw.beans that implement Expression
 class WCMMouseVariableBean
          This class is a convenience class used when creating applications via a GUI builder.
 

Methods in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.draw.beans that return Expression
 Expression WCMMouseVariableBean.derivative(Variable wrt)
          Passed through to the MouseVar variable.
 

Uses of Expression in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.functions
 

Fields in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.functions declared as Expression
protected  Expression ExpressionFunction.definition
           
 

Constructors in net.sourceforge.webcompmath.functions with parameters of type Expression
ExpressionFunction(java.lang.String name, Variable[] params, Expression definition)
          Construct a function from a list of variables that serve as parameters and an expression that, presumably, can include those variables.