DoubleProperty class - double_property library

Constructors

DoubleProperty({required ConversionNode<T> conversionTree, Map<T, String>? mapSymbols, dynamic name, int significantFigures = 10, bool removeTrailingZeros = true, bool useScientificNotation = true})

conversionTree ↔ ConversionNode<T>: Defines the relation between the units of measurement of this property. E.g. in the following example we defined: KiloDash = 1000 * Dash, DashPlus1 = Dash + 1 and OneOver(DashPlus1) = 1 / (DashPlus1):
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hashCode → int: The hash code for this object.
no setterinherited
mapSymbols ↔ Map<T, String>?: Map between units and its symbol
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name ↔ dynamic: The name of the Property. If it is not a custom Property is one of the values of PROPERTY.
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removeTrailingZeros ↔ bool: Whether to remove the trailing zeros or not. E.g 1.00000000 has 9 significant figures and has trailing zeros. 1 has not trailing zeros.
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runtimeType → Type: A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setterinherited
significantFigures ↔ int: The number of significant figures to keep. E.g. 1.23456789) has 9 significant figures
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size ↔ int: The size of the Property, i.e. the number of the Units that belong to that Property.
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useScientificNotation ↔ bool: Whether to use the scientific notation (true) for stringValues or decimal notation (false)
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convert(T name, double? value) → void: Converts a unit with a specific name (e.g. ANGLE.degree) and value to all other units
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getAll() → List<Unit>: Returns all the units converted with prefixes
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getUnit(T name) → Unit: Returns the Unit with the corresponding name
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noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic: Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
toString() → String: A string representation of this object.
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