Calculator
Synopsis
use CSS::Properties;
use CSS::Properties::Calculator;
my CSS::Properties $css .= new: :style("font:12pt Helvetica;");
my CSS::Properties::Calculator $calc .= new: :$css, :units<mm>, :veiwport-width<250>;
# Converts a value to a numeric quantity;
my Numeric $font-size = $css.measure: :font-size; # get current font size (mm)
$font-size = $css.measure: :font-size<smaller>; # compute a smaller font
$font-size = $css.measure: :font-size(120%); # compute a larger font
my $weight = $css.measure: :font-weight; # get current font weight 100..900
$weight = $css.measure: :font-weight<bold>; # compute bold font weight
Description
This module supports conversion of quantities to numerical values.
CSS length quantities may rely on context. For example `ex` depends on the current font and font-size
Furthermore the `measure` method converts lengths to preferred units (by default `pt`).
`font-weight` is converted to a numerical value in the range 100 .. 900
Note: CSS::Properties, CSS::Box and CSS::Font objects all encapsulate a calculator object which handles `measure` and `calculate` methods.
my CSS::Properties $css .= new: :style("font:12pt Helvetica;"), :units<mm>, :veiwport-width<250>;
my Numeric $font-size = $css.measure: :font-size;