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Make docs chapter on default units and physical constants #704
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Looking at the docstring to determine whether a unit is prefixed doesn’t seem like the best solution to me. For example, it doesn’t recognise
ha
as a prefixed unit because it has a custom docstring. Maybe it is sufficient for now to addha
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If I understand correctly, this only collects units of dimensions that were declared with
@derived_dimension
. If we add units whose dimension isn’t “named”, they won’t show up here.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I wouldn’t call this “dimensionful” (
dBFS
is dimensionless). Maybe “Logarithmic units relative to reference levels”?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Then maybe “Log units related to reference levels” to keep the title a bit shorter (and probably related, not relative - but I am never sure with my English)