bcmath-extended
Extends php BCMath lib for missing functions like abs, min, max, rand, fact, log for big numbers. Handles scientific notation like 1.0E+35 to be used with BCMath. Also wraps existing BCMath functions. (more http://php.net/manual/en/book.bc.php)
Installation
composer require krowinski/bcmath-extended
Features
- config
- setTrimTrailingZeroes - disable|enable trailing zeros (default trimming is enabled)
- new tool methods
- convertToNumber - converts scientific notation, string and int to BcMath\Number
- getScale - gets current global scale
- getDecimalsLengthFromNumber - gets amount of decimals
- hexdec - converting from hexadecimal to decimal
- dechex - converting from decimal to hexadecimal
- bin2dec - converting from binary to decimal
- dec2bin - converting from decimal to binary
- convertToNumber - converts scientific notation, string and int to BcMath\Number
- new math functions
- round
- abs
- rand
- max
- min
- roundDown
- roundUp
- roundHalfEven
- ceil
- exp
- log
- fact
- pow (supports fractional)
- mod (supports fractional + scale)
- bitwise operators
- bitXor
- bitOr
- bitAnd
- bitwise operators
- proxy for original functions
- all functions supports scientific notation
- all functions are static, so it can be easily replaced by this lib
Info
As of 7.2 float can be passed to bcmod, but they don't return correct values (IMO)
I created bug for this in https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=76287, but it was commented as documentation issue not a bug.
bcmod() doesn't use floor() but rather truncates towards zero,
which is also defined this way for POSIX fmod(), so that the
result always has the same sign as the dividend. Therefore, this
is not a bug, but rather a documentation issue.