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Physical quantity formatting style.
The VF-variants differ from tne non-VF ones by a multiplication sign at the start of units (where appropriate).
Note: All the enumerated values are defined at the module level, not the class level. The are just groupped by class here for easier orientation.
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SI_UNIT_FORMAT_MARKUP Pango markup, for units usable standalone. |
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SI_UNIT_FORMAT_NONE No units. |
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SI_UNIT_FORMAT_PLAIN Plain style, as one would use on a text terminal. |
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SI_UNIT_FORMAT_TEX Representation that can be typeset by TeX, for units usable standalone. |
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SI_UNIT_FORMAT_UNICODE Representation in which exponents are rendered as Unicode characters, for units usable standalone. |
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SI_UNIT_FORMAT_VFMARKUP Pango markup, for units directly after value. |
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SI_UNIT_FORMAT_VFTEX Representation that can be typeset by TeX, for units directly after value. |
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SI_UNIT_FORMAT_VFUNICODE Representation in which exponents are rendered as Unicode characters, for units directly after value. |
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SI_UNIT_FORMAT_NONENo units. This value is unused bySIUnit itself and
must not be requested as a format style.
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SI_UNIT_FORMAT_UNICODERepresentation in which exponents are rendered as Unicode characters, for units usable standalone. (Since 2.50) |
SI_UNIT_FORMAT_VFTEXRepresentation that can be typeset by TeX, for units directly after value. (Since 2.50) |
SI_UNIT_FORMAT_VFUNICODERepresentation in which exponents are rendered as Unicode characters, for units directly after value. (Since 2.50) |
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