ST6RI-906 Evaluation of functions from TrigFunctions #731
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This PR implements the (non-model-level) evaluation of all the functions from the Kernel Function Library package
TrigFunctions.Implemented Functions
The following functions from
TrigFunctionsare implemented in this PR.degradsincostancotarcsinarccosarctanAll functions are implemented using the corresponding functions from
java.lang.Math(even for those functions whose definition is given inTrigFunctions).In addition, the feature
TrigFunctions::piis implemented to have the valuejava.lang.Math.PI(even though this has lower precision than what is specified inTrigFunctions).Other Changes
TrigFunctions::pi.ExpressionEvaluatorinterface, which can be used to typeevaluatorparameters and fields more generally thanModelLevelExpressionEvaluator.ModelLevelExpressionEvaluatorimplementsExpressionEvaluator.org.omg.sysml.execution.expressions.ExpressionEvaluatorextension ofModelLevelExpressionEvaluator.instantiateInvocationto copyinstantiatedTypefrom the originalInvocationExpression, rather thanownedTyping.Featuresso that unbound input parameters are considered to have a null value (rather than returning theFeatureitself).