Op 25/02/2016 om 12:49 schreef Alberto Mardegan:
On 25/02/2016 13:20, Welbourne Edward wrote:
André Somers used m* for minutes and metres, footnoting:
)* Note the first clash already...
I think it is fairly sane to just insist that SI units take precedence,
especially given that we support m
> What's wrong with in that case defining the conversion? Or resetting
> the default conversions and defining everything in "space-time"?
By all means provide the means for the user to define context-specific
conversion. I'm mostly arguing against trying to automagically do it
all for them.
On 25/02/2016 13:20, Welbourne Edward wrote:
> André Somers used m* for minutes and metres, footnoting:
>> )* Note the first clash already...
>
> I think it is fairly sane to just insist that SI units take precedence,
> especially given that we support multi-letter unit names (e.g. pt, px,
> mm, c
Op 25/02/2016 om 11:20 schreef Welbourne Edward:
André Somers used m* for minutes and metres, footnoting:
)* Note the first clash already...
I think it is fairly sane to just insist that SI units take precedence,
especially given that we support multi-letter unit names (e.g. pt, px,
mm, cm),
André Somers used m* for minutes and metres, footnoting:
> )* Note the first clash already...
I think it is fairly sane to just insist that SI units take precedence,
especially given that we support multi-letter unit names (e.g. pt, px,
mm, cm), so min will do fine for minutes.
> Numerical values
Op 25/02/2016 om 01:41 schreef Michael Brasser:
Hi,
Regarding (2), last time around I had concerns about the proposed limitations
associated with language-level unit support (see some of the discussion at
https://codereview.qt-project.org/98288). I'd be interested to hear the
particulars of
> Of course I am going slightly off-topic with this thoughts...
So let's have a change of Subject.
> The QML based DSL driving it would benefit greatly if one could easily
> express the physical unit of each number (ampere, newton, meters, ...)
> and if one could preserve this information during c
