Closed fkleedorfer closed 5 months ago
We haven't taken a position on the case of qualifiers. Sometimes they are all uppercase (_US, _H2O), sometimes TitleCase (_Stat, _Ab), sometimes lowercase (_man). One could argue _man should be _Man, but @fkleedorfer was following our existing MilliR_man unit when defining R_man. We could think about deprecating and renaming...
(unit:TON is especially exciting: TON_LONG, TON_SHORT, TON_Metric, TON_US, TON_UK, TON_Assay...)
The naming convention needs to be consistent, defined, and documented. I could see either UP or TC but not LC.
On Fri, Jan 12, 2024 at 8:47 AM steveraysteveray @.***> wrote:
We haven't taken a position on the case of qualifiers. Sometimes they are all uppercase (_US, _H2O), sometimes TitleCase (_Stat, _Ab), sometimes lowercase (_man). One could argue _man should be _Man, but @fkleedorfer https://github.com/fkleedorfer was following our existing MilliR_man unit when defining R_man. We could think about deprecating and renaming...
(unit:TON is especially exciting: TON_LONG, TON_SHORT, TON_Metric, TON_US, TON_UK, TON_Assay...)
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I may be losing my marbles but I thought that our qualifiers were not lower case. I should look through the catalog. Maybe I am mistaken.
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