#include "WhUnit.hpp"

Inheritance diagram for openstudio::WhUnit:

Public Member Functions
	WhUnit (const WhExpnt &exponents=WhExpnt(), int scaleExponent=0, const std::string &prettyString="")
	WhUnit (const std::string &scaleAbbreviation, const WhExpnt &exponents=WhExpnt(), const std::string &prettyString="")
virtual	~WhUnit ()=default

Related Functions
using	OptionalWhUnit = boost::optional< WhUnit >
using	WhUnitVector = std::vector< WhUnit >
WhUnit	createWhPower ()
WhUnit	createWhTime ()
WhUnit	createWhLength ()
WhUnit	createWhTemperature ()
WhUnit	createWhElectricCurrent ()
WhUnit	createWhLuminousIntensity ()
WhUnit	createWhAmountOfSubstance ()
WhUnit	createWhAngle ()
WhUnit	createWhSolidAngle ()
WhUnit	createWhPeople ()
WhUnit	createWhCycle ()
WhUnit	createWhCurrency ()
WhUnit	createWhEnergy ()
WhUnit	createWhElectricalPotential ()
WhUnit	createWhElectricResistance ()
WhUnit	createWhLuminousFlux ()
WhUnit	createWhIlluminance ()

Detailed Description

WhUnit is a Unit with baseUnits W, h, m, K, and people.

setBaseUnitExponent throws and exception if any other string is passed in as a baseUnit. WhUnit.hpp declares related operators and UnitFactory callback functions.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

openstudio::WhUnit::WhUnit	(	const WhExpnt &	exponents = `WhExpnt()`,
		int	scaleExponent = `0`,
		const std::string &	prettyString = `""`
	)

Default constructor.

Example:

WhUnit myEnergy(WhExpnt(1,1),3,"Wh");
std::cout << myEnergy; // produces "kWh"

Parameters

[in]	exponents	holds the exponents for each base unit.
[in]	scaleExponent	exponent for scale. For instance 3 for kilo.
[in]	prettyString	optional string to use in place of standardString.

openstudio::WhUnit::WhUnit	(	const std::string &	scaleAbbreviation,
		const WhExpnt &	exponents = `WhExpnt()`,
		const std::string &	prettyString = `""`
	)

Alternate constructor.

Specify the abbreviation of the scale, rather than its exponent. Example:

WhUnit myEnergy("k",WhExpnt(1,1),"Wh");
std::cout << myEnergy; // produces "kWh"

Parameters

[in]	scaleAbbreviation	is string equal to a scale abbreviation. For instance "k" for kilo.
[in]	exponents	holds the exponents for each base unit.
[in]	prettyString	optional string to use in place of standardString.

virtual openstudio::WhUnit::~WhUnit ( )

virtualdefault

Friends And Related Function Documentation

WhUnit createWhAmountOfSubstance ( )

WhUnit createWhElectricCurrent ( )

WhUnit createWhEnergy ( )

WhUnit createWhLength ( )

WhUnit createWhLuminousIntensity ( )

Public Member Functions

Related Functions

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Friends And Related Function Documentation