Add constants to Angle representing half and full turns #191
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Various trigonometric computations require Angle constants of these values but as construction via Angle::new is not possible in constants, this uses fixed storage types and base units to directly construct Quantity literals to wrap the standard libraries constants for π.
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Thanks for the PR! I meant to review today but got tied up. Will get done tomorrow morning. There was, possibly spurious, build failure so I restarted Travis. |
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Looks like the build failure is something introduced in Beta 1.45/Nightly and is unrelated to this PR so I have merged! I'm still investigating the failure and will report it upstream. Thanks again for the PR! |
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Various trigonometric computations require Angle constants of these values but as construction via Angle::new is not possible in constants, this uses fixed storage types and base units to directly construct Quantity literals to wrap the standard libraries constants for π.