Open sergioisidoro opened 5 years ago
I have some numbers which are a ratios and is by definition unitless.
However I need to convert those ratios to percentages (multiply by 100), so I tried to "fake" the ratio unit by using 0.35 100%
0.35 100%
Unitwise(0.35, "100%").convert_to("%") => #<Unitwise::Measurement value=78812993478983675/2251799813685248 unit=%>
This result happens to be correct,
78812993478983675 / 2251799813685248 = 35
But it's a quite inconvenient value.
This also happens if I try to create a unit for ratio
Unitwise.register( names: ["ratio"], symbol: ":", primary_code: "ratio", secondary_code: "ratio", scale: { value: 100, unit_code: '%' }, property: 'ratio' ) Unitwise(0.35, ":").convert_to("%").value => (78812993478983675/2251799813685248)
Of course it's just multiplying by 100, but in my case the situation is a bit more complicated with the internals of the work I'm making.
Another issue found:
Unitwise(10, "mg/(24.h)").convert_to("g/(24.h)").to_f 0.0100000000224
I have some numbers which are a ratios and is by definition unitless.
However I need to convert those ratios to percentages (multiply by 100), so I tried to "fake" the ratio unit by using
0.35 100%
This result happens to be correct,
78812993478983675 / 2251799813685248 = 35
But it's a quite inconvenient value.
This also happens if I try to create a unit for ratio
Of course it's just multiplying by 100, but in my case the situation is a bit more complicated with the internals of the work I'm making.