Turn on uom checks

Signed-off-by: Nick Cameron <[email protected]>

Author: nrc

docs/kcl/fromCm.md

@@ -4,8 +4,12 @@ excerpt: "Converts a number from centimeters to the current default unit."
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+**WARNING:** This function is deprecated.
+
 Converts a number from centimeters to the current default unit.
 
+*DEPRECATED* prefer using explicit numberic suffixes (e.g., `42cm`) or the `to...` conversion functions.
+
 No matter what units the current file uses, this function will always return a number equivalent to the input in centimeters.
 
 For example, if the current file uses inches, `fromCm(1)` will return `0.393701`. If the current file uses millimeters, `fromCm(1)` will return `10`. If the current file uses centimeters, `fromCm(1)` will return `1`.

docs/kcl/fromFt.md

@@ -4,8 +4,12 @@ excerpt: "Converts a number from feet to the current default unit."
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+**WARNING:** This function is deprecated.
+
 Converts a number from feet to the current default unit.
 
+*DEPRECATED* prefer using explicit numberic suffixes (e.g., `42ft`) or the `to...` conversion functions.
+
 No matter what units the current file uses, this function will always return a number equivalent to the input in feet.
 
 For example, if the current file uses inches, `fromFt(1)` will return `12`. If the current file uses millimeters, `fromFt(1)` will return `304.8`. If the current file uses feet, `fromFt(1)` will return `1`.

docs/kcl/fromInches.md

@@ -4,8 +4,12 @@ excerpt: "Converts a number from inches to the current default unit."
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+**WARNING:** This function is deprecated.
+
 Converts a number from inches to the current default unit.
 
+*DEPRECATED* prefer using explicit numberic suffixes (e.g., `42inch`) or the `to...` conversion functions.
+
 No matter what units the current file uses, this function will always return a number equivalent to the input in inches.
 
 For example, if the current file uses inches, `fromInches(1)` will return `1`. If the current file uses millimeters, `fromInches(1)` will return `25.4`.

docs/kcl/fromM.md

@@ -4,8 +4,12 @@ excerpt: "Converts a number from meters to the current default unit."
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+**WARNING:** This function is deprecated.
+
 Converts a number from meters to the current default unit.
 
+*DEPRECATED* prefer using explicit numberic suffixes (e.g., `42m`) or the `to...` conversion functions.
+
 No matter what units the current file uses, this function will always return a number equivalent to the input in meters.
 
 For example, if the current file uses inches, `fromM(1)` will return `39.3701`. If the current file uses millimeters, `fromM(1)` will return `1000`. If the current file uses meters, `fromM(1)` will return `1`.

docs/kcl/fromMm.md

@@ -4,8 +4,12 @@ excerpt: "Converts a number from mm to the current default unit."
 layout: manual
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+**WARNING:** This function is deprecated.
+
 Converts a number from mm to the current default unit.
 
+*DEPRECATED* prefer using explicit numberic suffixes (e.g., `42mm`) or the `to...` conversion functions.
+
 No matter what units the current file uses, this function will always return a number equivalent to the input in millimeters.
 
 For example, if the current file uses inches, `fromMm(1)` will return `1/25.4`. If the current file uses millimeters, `fromMm(1)` will return `1`.

docs/kcl/fromYd.md

@@ -4,8 +4,12 @@ excerpt: "Converts a number from yards to the current default unit."
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+**WARNING:** This function is deprecated.
+
 Converts a number from yards to the current default unit.
 
+*DEPRECATED* prefer using explicit numberic suffixes (e.g., `42yd`) or the `to...` conversion functions.
+
 No matter what units the current file uses, this function will always return a number equivalent to the input in yards.
 
 For example, if the current file uses inches, `fromYd(1)` will return `36`. If the current file uses millimeters, `fromYd(1)` will return `914.4`. If the current file uses yards, `fromYd(1)` will return `1`.

docs/kcl/index.md

@@ -66,12 +66,6 @@ layout: manual
   * [`extrude`](kcl/extrude)
   * [`fillet`](kcl/fillet)
   * [`floor`](kcl/floor)
-  * [`fromCm`](kcl/fromCm)
-  * [`fromFt`](kcl/fromFt)
-  * [`fromInches`](kcl/fromInches)
-  * [`fromM`](kcl/fromM)
-  * [`fromMm`](kcl/fromMm)
-  * [`fromYd`](kcl/fromYd)
   * [`getCommonEdge`](kcl/getCommonEdge)
   * [`getNextAdjacentEdge`](kcl/getNextAdjacentEdge)
   * [`getOppositeEdge`](kcl/getOppositeEdge)
@@ -131,8 +125,14 @@ layout: manual
   * [`sweep`](kcl/sweep)
   * [`tangentToEnd`](kcl/tangentToEnd)
   * [`tangentialArc`](kcl/tangentialArc)
-  * [`toDegrees`](kcl/toDegrees)
-  * [`toRadians`](kcl/toRadians)
+  * [`toCentimeters`](kcl/std-toCentimeters)
+  * [`toDegrees`](kcl/std-toDegrees)
+  * [`toFeet`](kcl/std-toFeet)
+  * [`toInches`](kcl/std-toInches)
+  * [`toMeters`](kcl/std-toMeters)
+  * [`toMillimeters`](kcl/std-toMillimeters)
+  * [`toRadians`](kcl/std-toRadians)
+  * [`toYards`](kcl/std-toYards)
   * [`translate`](kcl/translate)
   * [`union`](kcl/union)
   * [`xLine`](kcl/xLine)

docs/kcl/patternTransform.md

@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ t = 0.005 // taper factor [0-1)
 // Defines how to modify each layer of the vase.
 // Each replica is shifted up the Z axis, and has a smoothly-varying radius
 fn transform(replicaId) {
-  scale = r * abs(1 - (t * replicaId)) * (5 + cos(replicaId / 8))
+  scale = r * abs(1 - (t * replicaId)) * (5 + cos(replicaId / 8: number(rad)))
   return {
     translate = [0, 0, replicaId * 10],
     scale = [scale, scale, 0]

docs/kcl/std-helix.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ helix(
 | Name | Type | Description | Required |
 |----------|------|-------------|----------|
 | `revolutions` | `number(_)` | Number of revolutions. | Yes |
-| `angleStart` | `number(Angle)` | Start angle (in degrees). | Yes |
+| `angleStart` | `number(Angle)` | Start angle. | Yes |
 | `ccw` | [`bool`](/docs/kcl/types/bool) | Is the helix rotation counter clockwise? The default is `false`. | No |
 | `radius` | `number(Length)` | Radius of the helix. | No |
 | `axis` | `Axis3d | Edge` | Axis to use for the helix. | No |

docs/kcl/std-math-cos.md

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ exampleSketch = startSketchOn(XZ)
   |> startProfileAt([0, 0], %)
   |> angledLine(
     angle = 30,
-    length = 3 / cos(toRadians(30)),
+    length = 3 / cos(30deg),
   )
   |> yLine(endAbsolute = 0)
   |> close()