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<h1><a name="label:0" id="label:0">module NumRu::Misc::EMath</a></h1><!-- RDLabel: "module NumRu::Misc::EMath" -->
<p>To be included instead of the Math predefined module (or NMath in NArray).
Unlike Math and NMath, EMath handles unknown classes by calling its
native instance method (assuming the same name).</p>
<p>Therefore, if included, its function (module method) is used as:</p>
<pre>cos( obj )</pre>
<p>and so on. If obj is not of a supported class, EMath calls, obj.cos in
this case.  (If cos is not a method of obj, then an exception is
raised.)  Supported classes are Numeric (by Math) and NArray (by
NMath).  EMath stands for "good Math" (for obvious reason for a
Japanese).</p>
<p>Note: as for atan2(a,b), a.atan2(b) will be called if a or b
is not supported. This is the case for all functions that take
two or more arguments.</p>

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