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I have encountered myself doing the following many, many times:
import quantities as pq
myQuantity = pq.Quantity(myOdml.properties['myProp'].value,
myOdml.properties['myProp'].unit)
So I wondered this is probably something people would expect odml to do for them. My suggestion would be a method of the property class that apart from doing the above also checks some stuff like:
If quantities is installed
If units are specified
If the units are compatible with quantities units
If the value is actually numerical
...
And returns appropriate warnings/errors when the requirements are not met.
Let me know your thoughts!
Aitor
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Hi!
I have encountered myself doing the following many, many times:
So I wondered this is probably something people would expect odml to do for them. My suggestion would be a method of the property class that apart from doing the above also checks some stuff like:
And returns appropriate warnings/errors when the requirements are not met.
Let me know your thoughts!
Aitor
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: