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Table column meanings in spec #267
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The columns are described in each paragraph that introduces the table. The table under §29 is for dimensionless units and have no kind of quantity, so it is different. Agree that in all of those places where it says Agree that all references to §34.2 should instead go directly to §30.2. In §44.2 the reference goes to §34, should also be §30.2 §49.2 should say:
Also, §30.2 has a typo, the word "this" in "... use in print this is listed ..." should be deleted. I would like to change the workflow status of this notice to "accepted" but I don't know where these workflow features are now since the migration to GitHub. |
Included in v2.2 release |
The page https://ucum.org/ucum now says "Version: 2.2" and "Date: 2024-06-17" but all of the items listed by me (and agreed upon by @gschadow) are still present. It's true that an extraneous word "this" was removed, but that was never really part of my issue. |
My apologies. This issue will be reopened and addressed as soon as possible. |
In the spec, I'm seeing a few minor issues which aren't severe enough to prevent implementation but do make it slightly more confusing than need be:
The last two columns are actually titled "definition value" and "definition unit".
There are in fact 8 columns: "name", "kind of quantity", "print", "c/s", "c/i", "M", "definition value", and "definition unit".
There's nothing technically wrong here but it is inconsistent. Several sections (like 43 and 47) refer to §30.2, while several others (like 36 and 37) refer to §34, which in turn says to look at §30.2. It would be nice if all of these pointed to the first section, instead of sometimes pointing to another reference.
This section consists in its entirety of a pointer to itself.
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