Enum NamingStyle

Namespace

Codebelt.Unitify

Assembly

Codebelt.Unitify.dll

Specifies ways that a string must be represented in terms of naming style.

Examples

Control how units are formatted as text by choosing between symbol-based and compound naming styles. This example creates a prefix unit, displays its default representation, then creates another using a setup action to apply NamingStyle.Compound so the output shows full names instead of abbreviations:

using System;
using Codebelt.Unitify;

namespace Unitify.Samples;

public class NamingStyleExample
{
    public static void Main()
    {
        // Create a kilometer with Default naming
        var kilometer = new PrefixUnit(Unit.Meter, 1.0, DecimalPrefix.Kilo);
        Console.WriteLine($"Default: {kilometer}");
        
        // Use Compound naming style to show compound names
        var compoundKilometer = new PrefixUnit(Unit.Meter, 5.0, DecimalPrefix.Kilo, o => 
        {
            o.Style = NamingStyle.Compound;
        });
        Console.WriteLine($"Compound: {compoundKilometer}");
    }
}

public enum NamingStyle

Fields

Compound = 0

Indicates the compound naming style string representation (eg. 1 Gigabyte / 0.93 Gibibyte).

Symbol = 1

Indicates the symbol naming style string representation (eg. 1 GB / 0.93 GiB).