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VOUnit 1.1 Proposed Recommendation: Request for Comments
VOUnit proposes a recommended syntax for writing the string representation of unit labels.
Latest version of VOUnits can be found at:
Reference Interoperable Implementations
- DaCHS 2.8. To try things out, you could run, with DaCHS installed, run
python -c 'from gavo.base import unitconv;print(unitconv.computeConversionFactor("pc/yr", "m/s"))' or the like
- Unity library (canonical home page https://purl.org/nxg/dist/unity): Parsing library for the VOUnits syntax, as well as for the FITS, OGIP and CDS syntaxes. There are parser implementations in Java and C. As well, this project produces formal (yacc-style) grammars for the syntaxes it supports.
Implementations Validators
Both implementations serve as validators. In the DaCHS case, you could run
python -c "from gavo import api;print(api.parseUnit('kg/(m.s**2)'))" .
Comments from the IVOA Community during RFC/TCG review period: 2023-07-01 – 2023-08-15
The comments from the TCG members during the RFC/TCG review should be included in the next section.
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Comments from TCG member during the RFC/TCG Review Period: 2023-07-01 – 2023-08-15
WG chairs or vice chairs must read the Document, provide comments if any (including on topics not directly linked to the Group matters) or indicate that they have no comment.
IG chairs or vice chairs are also encouraged to do the same, althought their inputs are not compulsory.
TCG Chair & Vice Chair
Changes are limited and look to be easily supported.
-- JamesDempsey 2023-11-08
No issue.
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