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Dec 28, 2017
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Decided to add much more elaborate comments in elm-lang@19106b1. It contains the info you want along with some examples of how to use them. Thanks for the push to add these!
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Decided to add much more elaborate comments in elm-lang@19106b1. It contains the info you want along with some examples of how to use them. Thanks for the push to add these! |
dbrgn commentedDec 28, 2017
Previously it was not clear whether the argument should be passed in
degrees or radians.