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Hello.
Great workflow. I noticed that I can't currently convert between km/h or mi/h and another unit of speed.
In my country kph is not common, we use km/h all the time.
kph
km/h
I noticed the workflow is confusing this notation with a division involving the plank_constant.
plank_constant
It works if I use conv 32km/hour mi/hour.
conv 32km/hour mi/hour
Also can't do, for example, conv 5760h min.
conv 5760h min
In some cases, should h just be mapped to 1 hour?
h
Should we change this behavior or keep it? What do you think?
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Arguably, but Pint doesn't work that way. AFAIK, a name, like h, can only refer to one unit. That would have to be changed in Pint.
If you don't care about Planck's constant, you can redefine hour to include h as an alias, or you can use km/hr instead.
km/hr
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Hello.
Great workflow. I noticed that I can't currently convert between km/h or mi/h and another unit of speed.
In my country
kph
is not common, we usekm/h
all the time.I noticed the workflow is confusing this notation with a division involving the
plank_constant
.It works if I use
conv 32km/hour mi/hour
.Also can't do, for example,
conv 5760h min
.In some cases, should
h
just be mapped to 1 hour?Should we change this behavior or keep it? What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: