webOS Nation Forums > Homebrew > webOS homebrew apps > Units - Unit Converter v0.1.3 [was v0.1.2] (7/31)
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Homebrew Developer: milominderbinder
at: 02:20 PM 07/29/2009
UPdated thread title to:
Units v0.1.2 [was v0.1.1] (7/28)

I am really liking this app. Thank you!

- Craig
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Member: PowerUser
at: 12:17 AM 07/30/2009
One more suggestion for units. There is an old freeware palm-os app that also had roman numerals to decimal number conversion. I always thought that was a fun one to play with when you saw those pesky roman numerals for dates. Would be nice o have that feature in this one. Also thanks for the great app.
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Member: Goyena
at: 03:13 AM 07/30/2009
How about sizes - clothes, shoes...for people travelling abroad this could be interesting.

For an added bonus you could save certain inputs, like your wife's dress or ring size. (and gain points with the missus!)
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Member: grifterz
at: 06:01 PM 07/30/2009
always handy app to have thanks
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Member: Addie_Goodvibes
at: 08:32 PM 07/30/2009
When We go to Download the recent version will the newest version overwrite the older one? or Do I need to delete the older version?
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Member: Drac0Linux
at: 10:28 PM 07/30/2009
Great update! I have a feeling this is one app that's not going to be removed from my phone. It'll be very useful!

Thanks for incorporating all the feedback into it. I'm looking forward to the next update.

One additional request though. On the Storage category, can you also add Terabytes (at the very least,) Petabytes, Exabytes and Zettabytes as well? See Orders of magnitude (data) for reference.
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Member: metsfan
at: 11:26 PM 07/30/2009
Originally Posted by Addie_Goodvibes:
When We go to Download the recent version will the newest version overwrite the older one? or Do I need to delete the older version?
It'll will overwrite the older one, you don't need to delete it first.
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Member: metsfan
at: 11:27 PM 07/30/2009
Originally Posted by Drac0Linux:
One additional request though. On the Storage category, can you also add Terabytes (at the very least,) Petabytes, Exabytes and Zettabytes as well? See Orders of magnitude (data) for reference.
Yeah, I'm planning to add those. Just didn't have a list handy.
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Member: Drac0Linux
at: 11:56 AM 07/31/2009
Originally Posted by metsfan:
Yeah, I'm planning to add those. Just didn't have a list handy.
Outstanding! I'm really liking this, its currently one of my most used apps.
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Member: metsfan
at: 12:04 AM 08/01/2009
Updated to 1.3. Added Time conversions, some more storage conversions, and saves selection on exit. Some bug fixes, too.

exbibytes seems to be innaccurate. I'm not sure javascript can handle the numbers that high properly. it's hardcoded as 1152921504606846976 bytes in the table, but shows 115292150460684700 bytes in the application. not sure what to do to fix that.
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Homebrew Developer: milominderbinder
at: 12:45 AM 08/01/2009
Updated thread title to:
Units - Unit Converter v0.1.3 [was v0.1.2] (7/31)

- Craig
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Member: roneyii
at: 07:01 PM 08/02/2009
About to download.
Would you be willing to add some Klingon measuring systems?

https://65.13.120.12/tlhIngan/cheb-uj.htm

The above link will tell you the conversions for weight and length.
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Member: dmoore1768
at: 07:58 PM 08/02/2009
Thanks. This is one of the main apps I was looking for on the Pre. Works great
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Member: superduperpre
at: 03:07 AM 08/03/2009
Thank so much... this will prevent me from running into the desktop to blast out a quickie calculation in the lab bench.

Can you please update to include pressure units? megapascals (MPa), pounds per square inch (psi), bar and kgf/cm^2 ?

That would help me immensely, where I am stuck running around converting on an instrument that annoyingly expresses it's pressures in different areas as three different types of units depending on what readout I look at.

Thanks again.
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Member: phreakish
at: 12:38 AM 08/05/2009
humble request for engineering units:
mass: slugs, pounds mass

and a nitpick: speed would be better as 'velocity' IMO

great app tho! I have memorized all my normally used constants, but sometimes its nice to double check things when working on the "back of the envelope"

Thanks!
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Member: rbrad80
at: 03:39 AM 08/05/2009
Awesome!
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Member: ocaudi
at: 05:41 PM 08/05/2009
very useful app
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Member: dave75
at: 01:41 PM 08/07/2009
I'd like to download this, but I can't find it in the App Gallery. Is it not there because the dev doesn't want it there or can a mod put it in there?
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Member: metsfan
at: 01:46 PM 08/07/2009
It's not there because I've been too busy. You can still download it from the first post in this thread.
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Member: dave75
at: 02:07 PM 08/07/2009
Originally Posted by metsfan:
It's not there because I've been too busy. You can still download it from the first post in this thread.
I started using Filecoaster yesterday and hadn't used the url way to load apps yet. Just tried it and I got it on there, thanks. Thanks to all the dev out there for these great apps and easy install methods.
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