Am 10.08.2011 um 18:50 schrieb Ian Lawrence: > I don't think the /unit and /lunit command like a quantity that starts with a > zero.. Any one else? > > > First two work fine, last one causes all kinds of grief, in lists, lines etc. > The leading zero and decimal point are zapped. > > \unit{1.0 meter inverse second} > > \lunit{1.0 meter inverse second} > > \unit{0.1 meter inverse second} > > \lunit{0.1 meter inverse second} > > \lunit{0 meter inverse second} > > > And pretty, please, can we spell metre correctly soon ( sorry, people over > the pond…)
You should first provide a *working* minimal example! \starttext \lunit{1.0 meter inverse second} \stoptext ! Undefined control sequence. l.2 \lunit {1.0 meter inverse second} > … Or at least have the option to… This is easy, Hans has to add only an entry for “metre” in phys-dim.lua. Wolfgang
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