kilo syntax about units-of-measure

[kunalsheth]

Do you have both of the following imports?

import info.kunalsheth.units.generated.*
import info.kunalsheth.units.math.*

[bj0]

I have the first, math is unresolved.

[kunalsheth]

What version are you using?

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[bj0]

Ah ok, I was using 3.3.2 which I copied from one of the examples somewhere.

One last question: If you do something like:
val velocity = 3.Meter / Second. And you have

u("Mile"...
u("Second"...
u("Hour"...```

To get the velocity value back out as miles/hour, you have to create a separate unit of measure for that, right?  Having hour and mile aren't enough?  If so, is it possible to define it based on already-defined hour and mile?

[kunalsheth]

The latest version is 5.2.4.
To get the value back as MilesPerHour you'll need to define a separate unit. units-of-measure is not smart enough to figure out more complicated conversions from Quantity to Double.

[kunalsheth]

As of now, there isn't a clean way to have MilesPerHour based off the already existing Hour and Mile.
You'll have to define an entirely new unit.