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I'm with a friend who is trying to use "forallpeople" in his (Electrical calculations) we face the following problems. 1- he can't use "mm" in "electrical environment" or even "default"...

egyangelo

Units changing from m to mm when values are below 1

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Is there any way to control what unit to display at calculation? See this example: ``` import handcalcs.render import forallpeople as si si.environment('structural',top_level=True) %%render 2 a = 0.30*m b =...

GJoe2

It seems Physical.prefix() and %%render doesn't work in the same cell, from the following code ``` import handcalcs.render import forallpeople as si from forallpeople import Physical as ph si.environment('structural',top_level=True) %%render...

GJoe2

This unit is useful to define line loads. However, it is not defined in the current structural environment. In USCS system, elastic modulus is in ksi while the moment of...

thisisapple

Structural environment - rendering unit psi as Greek letter psi

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I use `si.environment('structural', top_level=True)`. I intend to use the unit psi. However, the library will render 'psi' as the Greek letter psi. See the screenshot. The result is looking funny....

thisisapple

Protection of existing units in the existing environment

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Problem: The user accidentally defines an existing unit. It can lead to mistakes. **Feature needed** User should not be allowed to overwrite the existing units in the selected environment. Example...

thisisapple

I am using the following `lambda` function to apply `sqrt` to variables with units: `sqrt = lambda x: x.sqrt()` This works very well until I force the units using `.prefix('something')`...

cream68

To force the output units in a `handcalcs `formula, I need to append the `.prefix("something")` function. Unfortunately, for formulas, I have to wrap the entire formula in brackets and then...

cream68

Hi Connor, Is there a way to automatically suppress trailing zeros? for example:  the above equation can be rendered as `2.5 m + 0.2 * 5.6 m = 3.62...

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