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Dynamically Parse Quantities and Convert to Units Length.Parse('1 pt') throws AmbiguousUnitParseException with message Cannot parse 'pt' since it could be either of these: DtpPoint, PrinterPoint. Unfortunately there is no built-in way to avoid this, either you need to ensure you don't pass in input that cannot be parsed or you need to write your own parser that has more knowledge of preferred units or maybe only a subset of the units. Parse() is not able to know what unit you wanted. Some units of a quantity have the same abbreviation, which means. String kgAbbreviation = Mass.GetAbbreviation(MassUnit.Kilogram) // 'kg' Get default abbreviation for a unit, the first if more than one is defined in Length.json for Kilogram unit RotationalSpeedUnit rpm2 = RotationalSpeed.ParseUnit('r/min') // RotationalSpeedUnit.RevolutionPerMinute RotationalSpeedUnit rpm1 = RotationalSpeed.ParseUnit('rpm') // RotationalSpeedUnit.RevolutionPerMinute

Parse unit from string, a unit can have multiple abbreviations Mass kg = Mass.Parse('1.0 kg', usEnglish) Convert to the unit of choice - when you need it Compile error! Newtons belong to Force, not Mass. Pass quantity types instead of values to avoid conversion mistakes and communicate intent Length twoMeters = new Length(2, LengthUnit.Meter)

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Example: WPF app using IValueConverter to parse quantities from input.

Dynamically parse and convert quantities and units.

Parse and ToString() supports cultures and localization.

Operator overloads for arithmetic on quantities.

Statically typed quantities and units to avoid mistakes and communicate intent.

Immutable structs that implement IEquatable, IComparable.

Strong naming to make the library available to all developers.

SourceLink to step into source code of NuGet package while debugging.

Conforms to Microsoft's open-source library guidance, in particular:.

8000+ unit tests on conversions and localizations.

100+ quantities with 1200+ units generated from JSON by C# CLI app.

No more magic constants found on Stack Overflow, no more second-guessing the unit of parameters and variables. Add strongly typed quantities to your code and get merrily on with your life.

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