Is it possible to change a setting, property, etc in Swift for iOS so that it assumes degrees for trigonometry calculations rather than radians?
For example si
I'm not entirely sure why you'd want to overload the default global method, but if you must, you can provide an alternate method signature:
func sin(#degrees: Double) -> Double { // Require a parameter name for method call
let radians: Double = degrees * (M_PI / 180) // Convert to rad
return sin(radians) // Return result of default method call with automatic conversion
}
sin(degrees: 90) // 1.0
sin(degrees: 180) // 0.0
However, this is really an odd way of doing it, and it would make more sense to explicitly define your own method (that's what they're for), in a similar way:
func sinFromDegrees(degrees: Double) -> Double {
let radians: Double = degrees * (M_PI / 180)
return sin(radians)
}
sinFromDegrees(90) // 1.0
sinFromDegrees(180) // 0.0