On 2011-12-07 Mojca Miklavec
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 22:27, Marco
wrote: There seems to be a bug in the new unit system for \unit{kbit}:
% bit \unit{kilo bit} % kbit \unit{kilobit} % kbit \unit{kbit} % kB, shouldn't this be kbit?
kB is kilobyte, not kilobit,
Exactly, \unit{kbit} should output kbit, instead of kB.
but "kb" is probably also valid?
I don't know, if kb is a valid shortcut for kilo bit. kB outputs kB (kilo byte). I would vote for that kb outputs kbit (kilo bit). But that \unit{kbit} yields kB is definitely wrong.
\unit{3.4e-5} yields to 3.4⁻⁵ that's expected according to the manual.
But the behaviour is wrong.
I don't know if it's wrong. It's very non-intuitive, but I think Hans had a reason not to include the \cdot 10.
(I just want to say that \cdot 10^{-5} should not be just an option, but the default behaviour.)
+1 Regards Marco Patzer