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    • jean-pierre charras's avatar
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      A little useful feature: even if the default unit can be changed between · d16bc738
      Dick Hollenbeck authored
      inches and mm, the industry is crazy enough to force us with mixed
      design. For example I routinely use imperial units for track size and
      clearance, but drilling is strictly a metric issue...
      
      So I added a little parser to recognize a suffix specification in the
      unit text boxes... so you can put in things like:
      1in (1 inch)
      1" (idem)
      25th (25 thou)
      25mi (25 mils, the same)
      6mm (6 mm, obviously)
      
      The rules are: spaces between the number and the unit are accepted, only
      the first two letters are significant.
      
      As a bonus, it also recognize the period (.) as a decimal point
      substituting it with the correct locale character (there was a wishlist
      for it, IIRC). Most useful for number pad fans :D
      d16bc738
    • Dick Hollenbeck's avatar
      A little useful feature: even if the default unit can be changed between · bc14e66d
      Dick Hollenbeck authored
      inches and mm, the industry is crazy enough to force us with mixed
      design. For example I routinely use imperial units for track size and
      clearance, but drilling is strictly a metric issue...
      
      So I added a little parser to recognize a suffix specification in the
      unit text boxes... so you can put in things like:
      1in (1 inch)
      1" (idem)
      25th (25 thou)
      25mi (25 mils, the same)
      6mm (6 mm, obviously)
      
      The rules are: spaces between the number and the unit are accepted, only
      the first two letters are significant.
      
      As a bonus, it also recognize the period (.) as a decimal point
      substituting it with the correct locale character (there was a wishlist
      for it, IIRC). Most useful for number pad fans :D 
      bc14e66d
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