@gtoal wrote:

the scratch implementation is what it is and is unlikely to be changed. If it doesn't match your expectation of some function then write a custom block that redefines the function the way you want it.

asivi wrote:

following the general convention that Mathlabs states. Is it well resolved in my project?
Thanks again.
Regards..

((a) mod (b))

(((a) / ([abs v] of (a))) * (([abs v] of (a)) mod ([abs v] of (b))))

MartinBraendli2 wrote:

asivi wrote:

following the general convention that Mathlabs states. Is it well resolved in my project?
Thanks again.
Regards..

You want functions that behave like Mathlabs?

Mathlabs mod(a,b) in scratch is:

((a) mod (b))

Mathslabs rem(a,b) translates to:

(((a) / ([abs v] of (a))) * (([abs v] of (a)) mod ([abs v] of (b))))

I think your script is wrong. You can't do this with floor, because floor rounds to the lower number. To do this with a rounding function, you'd need a function that rounds to the number “closer” to zero.

EDIT: typo
EDIT2: The mathlab documentation for rem and mod give some example Inputs with resulting outputs. You will notice, that none of your scripts produces the same results as rem().