apply_unit_conversion

Julia

Exported as apply_unit_conversion and apply_unit_conversion!. Both names refer to the same operation.

apply_unit_conversion

apply_unit_conversion(values::AbstractArray, conversion; variable_name)

apply_unit_conversion(values, conversion; variable_name) -> Array

Non-mutating apply_unit_conversion! : returns a converted copy, or values itself when there is nothing to apply.

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apply_unit_conversion!

apply_unit_conversion!(values::AbstractVector{Float64}, conversion; variable_name)

apply_unit_conversion!(values, conversion; variable_name) -> values

Apply conversion to values IN PLACE, producing the variable’s declared units (esm-spec §8.5).

A factor (or a closed expression, which folds to one) multiplies; a factor of exactly 1.0 leaves the values untouched rather than round-tripping them through a multiply. An open expression is COMPILED ONCE and then evaluated per element with the raw value bound to its single free variable; more than one free variable is an error, since there is no second column to bind it to.

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TypeScript

TypeScript does not export this function.

Python

apply_unit_conversion(values: Any, conversion: Any, *, variable_name: str) -> Any

Apply conversion to values.

Accepts Python scalars, numpy arrays, xarray DataArrays, or anything supporting numeric multiplication. If conversion is a constant (number or closed expression), multiplies values by that constant. If it is an open expression, evaluates it once per element with the raw value bound to the expression’s single free variable.

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Rust

Rust does not export this function.

Go

Go does not export this function.