The invserse trigonometric cosine of the input

Adjusts the hue of the color.

Alternate between true/false values for ranges of integers.

The invserse trigonometric sine of the input

The invserse trigonometric tangent of the input

The invserse trigonometric tangent of the input components

atan2(y, x)

The inverse trigonometric tangent of the input components. Like atan2 but uses the input vector for the X and Y values.

atanVector( v ) == atan2( v.Y, v.X )

Specifies a constant and an associated visual tree that will be used with Match.

Restricts the range of a value to between two numbers.

clamp( value, min, max)

Returns

• min when value < min
• max when value > max
• value otherwise

Captures the named UX objects and dependencies in the scope and sends them to a script event when ready.

The trigonometric cosine of the input angle (in radians)

Reduces the lightness of a color.

Data bindings allow you to bind properties on UX markup objects to values coming from a JavaScript or other data context.

Binds to the prime context data of this node.

Binds to a resource with the key provided in a context variable. This allows selecting resources from JavaScript by key name.

Decreases the saturation of a color.

Displays a collection of objects using the given template(s) for each item.

True if the rounded value is even, false otherwise

Event bindings allows binding events to to JavaScript functions.

Converts a color from float3 or float4 to hex string color.

Converts a color from HSLA to RGBA.

Converts a HSV color to RGB.

Creates and inserts an instance of the given template(s). The templates are only created when the node is rooted.

true if running on an Android device

true if running on a desktop

true if running on an iOS device

true if running on an Mobile device

Returns false if the value exists and is non-null, true otherwise.

true if running on OSX

true if running on Windows

The JavaScript tag is used to run JavaScript and assigns its module.exports as data context for the parent visual.

Calculates the linear interpolation between two values.

lerp( from, to, step )

When step==0 the result is from, when step==1 the result is to. Partial values are linearly interpolated. Step values <0 and >1 are also supported.

Binds an expression or value to a name in the data context. This simplifies repeated calculations and allows introduction of new variables.

A LetType that specifies a bool value.

A LetType that specifies a float value.

A LetType that specifies a float2 value.

A LetType that specifies a float3 value.

A LetType that specifies a float4 value.

A LetType that specifies a Size value.

A LetType that specifies a Size2 value.

A LetType that specifies a string value.

Increases the lightness of a color.

Represents a reactive look-up operation, with a computed index (number) or key (string).

Compares a value with a set of constants, and activates/deactivates visual trees associated with those constants.

Represents a reactive object-member look-up operation.

Creates a Fuse.NameValuePair from a name and a value.

Creates an IObject from an arbitrary number of NameValuePairs.

True if the rounded value is odd, false otherwise

Returns the parameter of the given page (visual), parsed from a JSON string.

Converts a color from RGBA to HSLA color space.

RGBA function.

Increases the saturation of a color.

Scales the lightness of the color towards white or black.

Scales the saturation of the color towards full or none.

Deprecated (< 2017-01-01)

The trigonometric sine of the input angle (in radians)

Returns the first value to propagate from the source expression, and then stops listening.

The trigonometric tangent of the input angle (in radians)

Forces a conversion to floating point. This supports any 1-4 component float vector.

Forces conversion to a Size or Size2 depending on input size.

Forces conversion to a string value.

Rounds to the next whole integer closer to zero

Creates an IArray from an arbitrary number of arguments. An IArray can be automatically marshalled to any Uno vector type (e.g. float4)

Returns the W value of a float4 value.

Returns the Z value of a float3 or float4 value.

Active when the number of items in a collection fulfills some criteria.

Active when the number of items in a collection is 0.

Active when the number of items in a collection is greater than 0.

Provides details about the device and view needed for layout.

Represents a scope in which the current data context is narrowed down.