BaseUnit

Shordhand for creating a basic unit with a name and a symbol, and no conversions defined.

When using BaseUnit, in virtually every use case, you also want to define an associated unit instance, as shown below. As there should be no real use for the unit type in user case anyway, you can also use baseUnit which directly returns a unit instance.

struct BaseUnit(string name, string symbol = null)
@safe
struct BaseUnit (
string name
string symbol = null
) {
mixin UnitImpl ;
static string toString(UnitString type);
}
eponymoustemplate baseUnit(string name, string symbol = null)

Members

Mixins

__anonymous mixin UnitImpl: Undocumented in source.

Static functions

toString string toString(UnitString type): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.

Mixed In Members

From `mixin UnitImpl`

opBinary auto opBinary(Rhs rhs): Multiplication/division of two unit instances, yielding a unit instance representing the product/quotient unit.
opBinary auto opBinary(V rhs)
opBinaryRight auto opBinaryRight(V lhs): Multiplication/division of an unit and a value type, constructing a Quantity instance.
SuperSecretAliasToMarkThisAsUnit alias SuperSecretAliasToMarkThisAsUnit = void: Undocumented in source.

Examples

alias BaseUnit!("Ampere", "A") Ampere;
enum ampere = Ampere.init;
// or
enum ampere = baseUnit!("Ampere", "A");

BaseUnit

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Mixed In Members

From `mixin UnitImpl`

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BaseUnit

Members

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Static functions

Mixed In Members

From mixin UnitImpl

Examples

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From `mixin UnitImpl`