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import CoreGraphics // For CGFloat, often used in UI
import Foundation
public protocol ConvertibleToDouble: Numeric {
var doubleValue: Double { get }
}
// MARK: - Conformance for Standard Numeric Types
// Make common Swift numeric types conform to our new protocol.
extension Int: ConvertibleToDouble {
public var doubleValue: Double { Double(self) }
}
extension UInt: ConvertibleToDouble {
public var doubleValue: Double { Double(self) }
}
extension Float: ConvertibleToDouble {
public var doubleValue: Double { Double(self) }
}
extension Double: ConvertibleToDouble {
public var doubleValue: Double { self }
}
extension CGFloat: ConvertibleToDouble {
public var doubleValue: Double { Double(self) }
}
// MARK: - 1. UnitCategory Enum
// Defines the broad categories of units. This is crucial for preventing
// invalid conversions (e.g., mass to length).
public enum UnitCategory: String, CaseIterable, CustomStringConvertible {
public enum UnitCategory: String, CaseIterable, CustomStringConvertible,
Codable, Equatable
{
case mass
case length
case volume
@@ -18,34 +41,28 @@ public enum UnitCategory: String, CaseIterable, CustomStringConvertible {
}
// MARK: - 2. Unit Enum
// Defines all the specific units, grouped by their category.
// Each unit has a 'rawValue' for its common abbreviation and a 'toBaseFactor'
// that converts its value to the base unit of its category.
//
// Base Units:
// - Mass: Gram (g)
// - Length: Meter (m)
// - Volume: Liter (L)
// - Time: Second (s)
// - Temperature: Celsius (C) (Note: Temperature conversions are more complex,
// this example uses a simple factor relative to Celsius for demonstration.
// For real-world, a dedicated temperature conversion function is needed.)
// - Speed: Meters per second (mps)
public enum Unit: String, CaseIterable, CustomStringConvertible {
public enum Unit: String, CaseIterable, CustomStringConvertible, Codable,
Equatable, Identifiable
{
public var id: String { rawValue } // Conformance for SwiftUI's ForEach
// MARK: Mass Units
// Metric
case kilogram = "kg"
case gram = "g"
case milligram = "mg"
case microgram = "µg"
// Imperial
case pound = "lbs"
case ounce = "oz"
case metricTon = "ton" // Metric ton (1000 kg)
case metricTon = "ton"
// MARK: Length Units
case meter = "m"
case centimeter = "cm"
case millimeter = "mm"
case kilometer = "km"
// Imperial
case inch = "in"
case foot = "ft"
case yard = "yd"
@@ -53,11 +70,13 @@ public enum Unit: String, CaseIterable, CustomStringConvertible {
case nauticalMile = "nmi"
// MARK: Volume Units
// Metric
case liter = "L"
case milliliter = "mL"
case cubicMeter = ""
case cubicCentimeter = "cm³"
case gallon = "gal" // US Liquid Gallon
// Imperial
case gallon = "gal"
case quart = "qt"
case pint = "pt"
case fluidOunce = "fl oz"
@@ -71,7 +90,7 @@ public enum Unit: String, CaseIterable, CustomStringConvertible {
case day = "day"
case week = "wk"
// MARK: Temperature Units (Note: Simplified for factor-based conversion)
// MARK: Temperature Units
case celsius = "°C"
case fahrenheit = "°F"
case kelvin = "K"
@@ -82,29 +101,25 @@ public enum Unit: String, CaseIterable, CustomStringConvertible {
case milesPerHour = "mph"
case knots = "kn"
// Add more units as needed
// Returns the category for the current unit.
public var category: UnitCategory {
switch self {
case .kilogram, .gram, .milligram, .microgram, .pound, .ounce,
.metricTon:
return .mass
case .meter, .centimeter, .millimeter, .kilometer, .inch, .foot, .yard, .mile,
.nauticalMile:
case .meter, .centimeter, .millimeter, .kilometer, .inch, .foot, .yard,
.mile, .nauticalMile:
return .length
case .liter, .milliliter, .cubicMeter, .cubicCentimeter, .gallon, .quart, .pint,
.fluidOunce:
case .liter, .milliliter, .cubicMeter, .cubicCentimeter, .gallon,
.quart, .pint, .fluidOunce:
return .volume
case .second, .millisecond, .microsecond, .minute, .hour, .day, .week:
return .time
case .celsius, .fahrenheit, .kelvin: return .temperature
case .metersPerSecond, .kilometersPerHour, .milesPerHour, .knots: return .speed
case .metersPerSecond, .kilometersPerHour, .milesPerHour, .knots:
return .speed
}
}
// Returns the conversion factor to the base unit of its category.
// All conversions happen via the base unit.
public var toBaseFactor: Double {
switch self {
// Mass (Base: Gram)
@@ -114,7 +129,7 @@ public enum Unit: String, CaseIterable, CustomStringConvertible {
case .microgram: 0.000001
case .pound: 453.59237
case .ounce: 28.349523125
case .metricTon: 1_000_000.0 // 1000 kg = 1,000,000 g
case .metricTon: 1_000_000.0
// Length (Base: Meter)
case .meter: 1.0
@@ -130,8 +145,8 @@ public enum Unit: String, CaseIterable, CustomStringConvertible {
// Volume (Base: Liter)
case .liter: 1.0
case .milliliter: 0.001
case .cubicMeter: 1000.0 // 1 m³ = 1000 L
case .cubicCentimeter: 0.001 // 1 cm³ = 1 mL = 0.001 L
case .cubicMeter: 1000.0
case .cubicCentimeter: 0.001
case .gallon: 3.78541
case .quart: 0.946353
case .pint: 0.473176
@@ -152,39 +167,45 @@ public enum Unit: String, CaseIterable, CustomStringConvertible {
// Speed (Base: Meters per second)
case .metersPerSecond: 1.0
case .kilometersPerHour: 1000.0 / 3600.0 // km/h to m/s
case .milesPerHour: 1609.344 / 3600.0 // mph to m/s
case .knots: 0.514444 // nautical miles per hour to m/s
case .kilometersPerHour: 1000.0 / 3600.0
case .milesPerHour: 1609.344 / 3600.0
case .knots: 0.514444
}
}
public var description: String { rawValue }
// MARK: - Subscripts for Unit Enum
/// Allows retrieving a Unit by its raw string value.
/// Example: `Unit(rawValue: "kg")` or `Unit["kg"]`
public static subscript(rawValue: String) -> Unit? {
.init(rawValue: rawValue)
}
/// Allows retrieving all Units belonging to a specific UnitCategory.
/// Example: `Unit[.mass]` will return `[.kilogram, .gram, ...]`
public static subscript(category: UnitCategory) -> [Unit] {
Unit.allCases.filter { $0.category == category }
}
}
// MARK: - 3. UnitValue Struct
// This struct holds a numeric value and its associated unit.
// It provides the core logic for converting between units.
public struct UnitValue<T: BinaryFloatingPoint>: CustomStringConvertible, Equatable {
public let value: T
// The generic parameter `ValueType` now refers to the *input type*,
// but the internal `value` will be stored as a `Double`.
public struct UnitValue<ValueType: ConvertibleToDouble>:
CustomStringConvertible, Equatable,
Comparable
{
// Store the value internally as a Double for consistent calculations
public let value: Double
public let unit: Unit
// MARK: Initialization
public init(value: T, unit: Unit) {
self.value = value
/// Initializes UnitValue, converting the input value to Double.
// MARK: Initialization
public init(value: ValueType, unit: Unit) {
self.value = value.doubleValue // Use our new protocol requirement!
self.unit = unit
}
// Internal initializer for conversions, directly accepting a Double
private init(doubleValue: Double, unit: Unit) {
self.value = doubleValue
self.unit = unit
}
@@ -193,7 +214,7 @@ public struct UnitValue<T: BinaryFloatingPoint>: CustomStringConvertible, Equata
/// - Parameter targetUnit: The unit to convert to.
/// - Returns: A new `UnitValue` in the target unit, or `nil` if the units
/// are of different categories (e.g., mass to length).
func converted(to targetUnit: Unit) -> UnitValue<T>? {
public func converted(to targetUnit: Unit) -> UnitValue<Double>? { // Returns UnitValue<Double> after conversion
// Ensure units are of the same category for valid conversion
guard self.unit.category == targetUnit.category else {
print(
@@ -203,98 +224,121 @@ public struct UnitValue<T: BinaryFloatingPoint>: CustomStringConvertible, Equata
}
// Special handling for Temperature, as it's not a simple multiplicative factor.
// This demonstrates how to handle more complex conversions.
if self.unit.category == .temperature {
return convertTemperature(to: targetUnit)
}
// For other categories, convert via the base unit
let valueInBaseUnit = value * T(self.unit.toBaseFactor)
let convertedValue = valueInBaseUnit / T(targetUnit.toBaseFactor)
return .init(value: convertedValue, unit: targetUnit)
let valueInBaseUnit = value * self.unit.toBaseFactor
let convertedValue = valueInBaseUnit / targetUnit.toBaseFactor
return .init(doubleValue: convertedValue, unit: targetUnit)
}
// MARK: Temperature Conversion Helper
private func convertTemperature(to targetUnit: Unit) -> UnitValue<T>? {
private func convertTemperature(to targetUnit: Unit) -> UnitValue<Double>?
{ // Returns UnitValue<Double>
// Convert current value to Celsius first
var celsiusValue: T
var celsiusValue: Double
switch self.unit {
case .celsius:
celsiusValue = self.value
case .fahrenheit:
celsiusValue = (self.value - 32) * (5 / 9)
celsiusValue = (self.value - 32.0) * (5.0 / 9.0)
case .kelvin:
celsiusValue = self.value - 273.15
default:
// This case should ideally not be reached if category check is correct
print("Error: Unknown temperature unit \(self.unit.rawValue)")
return nil
}
// Convert from Celsius to target unit
var finalValue: T
var finalValue: Double
switch targetUnit {
case .celsius:
finalValue = celsiusValue
case .fahrenheit:
finalValue = (celsiusValue * (9 / 5)) + 32
finalValue = (celsiusValue * (9.0 / 5.0)) + 32.0
case .kelvin:
finalValue = celsiusValue + 273.15
default:
print("Error: Target unit \(targetUnit.rawValue) is not a valid temperature unit.")
print(
"Error: Target unit \(targetUnit.rawValue) is not a valid temperature unit."
)
return nil
}
return .init(value: finalValue, unit: targetUnit)
return .init(doubleValue: finalValue, unit: targetUnit)
}
// MARK: CustomStringConvertible Conformance
public var description: String {
// Format the value to avoid excessive decimal places for readability
let formatter = NumberFormatter()
formatter.maximumFractionDigits = 4 // Adjust as needed
formatter.maximumFractionDigits = 4
formatter.minimumFractionDigits = 0
formatter.numberStyle = .decimal
if let formattedValue = formatter.string(from: NSNumber(value: Double(value))) {
if let formattedValue = formatter.string(from: NSNumber(value: value)) {
return "\(formattedValue) \(unit.rawValue)"
} else {
return "\(value) \(unit.rawValue)"
}
}
// MARK: Equatable Conformance
// Allows comparing two UnitValue instances for equality.
// Considers both value and unit.
public static func == (lhs: UnitValue<T>, rhs: UnitValue<T>) -> Bool {
lhs.value == rhs.value && lhs.unit == rhs.unit
// MARK: Equatable & Comparable Conformance
public static func == <T: Numeric>(lhs: UnitValue<T>, rhs: UnitValue<T>)
-> Bool
{
// For equality, convert both to base unit for comparison
guard let lhsBase = lhs.converted(to: lhs.unit.category.baseUnit()),
let rhsBase = rhs.converted(to: rhs.unit.category.baseUnit())
else {
return false // Or handle error appropriately
}
return lhsBase.value == rhsBase.value // Compare their base values
}
public static func >= (lhs: UnitValue<T>, rhs: UnitValue<T>) -> Bool {
lhs.value >= rhs.value && lhs.unit == rhs.unit
public static func < <T: Numeric>(lhs: UnitValue<T>, rhs: UnitValue<T>)
-> Bool
{
guard lhs.unit.category == rhs.unit.category else {
fatalError(
"Cannot compare UnitValues of different categories (\(lhs.unit.category) vs \(rhs.unit.category))"
)
}
guard let lhsBase = lhs.converted(to: lhs.unit.category.baseUnit()),
let rhsBase = rhs.converted(to: rhs.unit.category.baseUnit())
else {
return false
}
return lhsBase.value < rhsBase.value
}
public static func > (lhs: UnitValue<T>, rhs: UnitValue<T>) -> Bool {
lhs.value > rhs.value && lhs.unit == rhs.unit
// Implement other Comparable operators using < and ==
public static func <= <T: Numeric>(lhs: UnitValue<T>, rhs: UnitValue<T>)
-> Bool
{
lhs < rhs || lhs == rhs
}
public static func <= (lhs: UnitValue<T>, rhs: UnitValue<T>) -> Bool {
lhs.value <= rhs.value && lhs.unit == rhs.unit
public static func >= <T: Numeric>(lhs: UnitValue<T>, rhs: UnitValue<T>)
-> Bool
{
!(lhs < rhs)
}
public static func < (lhs: UnitValue<T>, rhs: UnitValue<T>) -> Bool {
lhs.value < rhs.value && lhs.unit == rhs.unit
public static func > <T: Numeric>(lhs: UnitValue<T>, rhs: UnitValue<T>)
-> Bool
{
!(lhs < rhs) && !(lhs == rhs)
}
// MARK: - Subscripts for UnitValue
/// Allows converting the UnitValue to another Unit using subscript syntax.
/// Example: `tenKilos[.pound]`
public subscript(targetUnit: Unit) -> UnitValue<T>? {
public subscript(targetUnit: Unit) -> UnitValue<Double>? {
converted(to: targetUnit)
}
/// Allows converting the UnitValue to another Unit using its raw string value.
/// Example: `tenKilos["lbs"]`
public subscript(targetUnitString: String) -> UnitValue<T>? {
public subscript(targetUnitString: String) -> UnitValue<Double>? {
guard let targetUnit = Unit(rawValue: targetUnitString) else {
print("Conversion Error: Unknown unit string '\(targetUnitString)'")
return nil
@@ -302,12 +346,36 @@ public struct UnitValue<T: BinaryFloatingPoint>: CustomStringConvertible, Equata
return converted(to: targetUnit)
}
// MARK: - Convenience for getting integer values
/// Returns the value as an Int, potentially truncating decimal places.
public var intValue: Int {
Int(value)
}
// MARK: - 4. Extension on BinaryFloatingPoint
// This extension adds computed properties to numeric types (like Double, Float, CGFloat)
// allowing you to write `10.kg` or `5.5.m`.
extension BinaryFloatingPoint {
/// Returns the value as a UInt, potentially truncating decimal places.
public var uintValue: UInt {
UInt(value)
}
}
// Helper to get the base unit for a category
extension UnitCategory {
func baseUnit() -> Unit {
switch self {
case .mass: return .gram
case .length: return .meter
case .volume: return .liter
case .time: return .second
case .temperature: return .celsius
case .speed: return .metersPerSecond
}
}
}
// MARK: - 4. Extension on Numeric for Initializers
// This extension allows any Numeric type (Int, Double, Float, UInt, etc.)
// to directly create a UnitValue.
extension ConvertibleToDouble {
// MARK: Mass Initializers
public var kg: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .kilogram) }
public var g: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .gram) }
@@ -322,7 +390,7 @@ extension BinaryFloatingPoint {
public var cm: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .centimeter) }
public var mm: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .millimeter) }
public var km: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .kilometer) }
public var `in`: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .inch) } // 'in' is a keyword, so use backticks
public var `in`: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .inch) }
public var ft: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .foot) }
public var yd: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .yard) }
public var mi: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .mile) }
@@ -332,7 +400,9 @@ extension BinaryFloatingPoint {
public var L: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .liter) }
public var mL: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .milliliter) }
public var m3: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .cubicMeter) }
public var cm3: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .cubicCentimeter) }
public var cm3: UnitValue<Self> {
.init(value: self, unit: .cubicCentimeter)
}
public var gal: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .gallon) }
public var qt: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .quart) }
public var pt: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .pint) }
@@ -353,12 +423,16 @@ extension BinaryFloatingPoint {
public var K: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .kelvin) }
// MARK: Speed Initializers
public var mps: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .metersPerSecond) }
public var kmh: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .kilometersPerHour) }
public var mps: UnitValue<Self> {
.init(value: self, unit: .metersPerSecond)
}
public var kmh: UnitValue<Self> {
.init(value: self, unit: .kilometersPerHour)
}
public var mph: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .milesPerHour) }
public var kn: UnitValue<Self> { .init(value: self, unit: .knots) }
// MARK: - Subscripts for BinaryFloatingPoint
// MARK: - Subscripts for Numeric
/// Allows creating a UnitValue directly from a numeric literal using a Unit enum case.
/// Example: `10[.kg]`
public subscript(unit: Unit) -> UnitValue<Self> {
@@ -369,66 +443,66 @@ extension BinaryFloatingPoint {
/// Example: `10["kg"]`
public subscript(unitString: String) -> UnitValue<Self>? {
guard let unit = Unit(rawValue: unitString) else {
print("Initialization Error: Unknown unit string '\(unitString)' for value \(self)")
print(
"Initialization Error: Unknown unit string '\(unitString)' for value \(self)"
)
return nil
}
return .init(value: self, unit: unit)
}
}
// MARK: - 5. Extension on UnitValue for Direct Conversions
// This extension adds computed properties to `UnitValue` instances,
// allowing you to write `myValue.lbs` or `myValue.g`.
// Each property attempts to convert the value to the specified unit.
extension UnitValue {
// Now, these return UnitValue<Double>? because the conversion
// always results in a Double value.
extension UnitValue where ValueType: ConvertibleToDouble { // Apply constraints to the extension
// MARK: Mass Conversions
public var kg: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .kilogram) }
public var g: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .gram) }
public var mg: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .milligram) }
public var µg: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .microgram) }
public var lbs: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .pound) }
public var oz: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .ounce) }
public var ton: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .metricTon) }
public var kg: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .kilogram) }
public var g: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .gram) }
public var mg: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .milligram) }
public var µg: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .microgram) }
public var lbs: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .pound) }
public var oz: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .ounce) }
public var ton: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .metricTon) }
// MARK: Length Conversions
public var m: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .meter) }
public var cm: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .centimeter) }
public var mm: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .millimeter) }
public var km: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .kilometer) }
public var `in`: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .inch) }
public var ft: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .foot) }
public var yd: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .yard) }
public var mi: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .mile) }
public var nmi: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .nauticalMile) }
public var m: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .meter) }
public var cm: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .centimeter) }
public var mm: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .millimeter) }
public var km: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .kilometer) }
public var `in`: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .inch) }
public var ft: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .foot) }
public var yd: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .yard) }
public var mi: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .mile) }
public var nmi: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .nauticalMile) }
// MARK: Volume Conversions
public var L: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .liter) }
public var mL: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .milliliter) }
public var m3: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .cubicMeter) }
public var cm3: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .cubicCentimeter) }
public var gal: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .gallon) }
public var qt: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .quart) }
public var pt: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .pint) }
public var fl_oz: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .fluidOunce) }
public var L: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .liter) }
public var mL: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .milliliter) }
public var m3: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .cubicMeter) }
public var cm3: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .cubicCentimeter) }
public var gal: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .gallon) }
public var qt: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .quart) }
public var pt: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .pint) }
public var fl_oz: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .fluidOunce) }
// MARK: Time Conversions
public var s: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .second) }
public var ms: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .millisecond) }
public var µs: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .microsecond) }
public var min: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .minute) }
public var hr: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .hour) }
public var day: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .day) }
public var wk: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .week) }
public var s: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .second) }
public var ms: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .millisecond) }
public var µs: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .microsecond) }
public var min: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .minute) }
public var hr: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .hour) }
public var day: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .day) }
public var wk: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .week) }
// MARK: Temperature Conversions
public var C: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .celsius) }
public var F: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .fahrenheit) }
public var K: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .kelvin) }
public var C: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .celsius) }
public var F: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .fahrenheit) }
public var K: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .kelvin) }
// MARK: Speed Conversions
public var mps: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .metersPerSecond) }
public var kmh: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .kilometersPerHour) }
public var mph: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .milesPerHour) }
public var kn: UnitValue<T>? { converted(to: .knots) }
public var mps: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .metersPerSecond) }
public var kmh: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .kilometersPerHour) }
public var mph: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .milesPerHour) }
public var kn: UnitValue<Double>? { converted(to: .knots) }
}

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@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
import Testing
@testable import Units // Assuming your library is in a module named 'Units'
@testable import Units
@Test func unitCreationSubscriptTests() async throws {
// Test creating UnitValue using string subscript on numeric literals
@@ -8,13 +8,17 @@ import Testing
#expect(tenKilosByString != nil)
#expect(tenKilosByString?.value == 10.0)
#expect(tenKilosByString?.unit == .kilogram)
print("Created 10 kg by string subscript: \(String(describing: tenKilosByString))")
print(
"Created 10 kg by string subscript: \(String(describing: tenKilosByString))"
)
let fiveMetersByString = 5.0["m"]
#expect(fiveMetersByString != nil)
#expect(fiveMetersByString?.value == 5.0)
#expect(fiveMetersByString?.unit == .meter)
print("Created 5 m by string subscript: \(String(describing: fiveMetersByString))")
print(
"Created 5 m by string subscript: \(String(describing: fiveMetersByString))"
)
// Test creating UnitValue using enum subscript on numeric literals
let twentyLitersByEnum = 20.0[.liter]
@@ -61,13 +65,17 @@ import Testing
#expect(miles != nil)
#expect(miles?.value == 62.13711922373339) // Exact conversion value
#expect(miles?.unit == .mile)
print("100 km to mi (chained string subscript): \(String(describing: miles))")
print(
"100 km to mi (chained string subscript): \(String(describing: miles))"
)
let feetFromMiles = miles?["ft"]
#expect(feetFromMiles != nil)
#expect(feetFromMiles?.value == 328083.9895013123) // Exact conversion value (100km -> mi -> ft)
#expect(feetFromMiles?.unit == .foot)
print("100 km to mi to ft (chained string subscript): \(String(describing: feetFromMiles))")
print(
"100 km to mi to ft (chained string subscript): \(String(describing: feetFromMiles))"
)
} else {
#expect(false, "Failed to create initial 100 km unit.")
}