Two questions:

I thought custom functions like Ceil[], round[], etc. worked with units, but there appears to be issues with imperial units. Is that correct?

What is the best/easiest way to find an extension or plugin "page". I couldn't find the extension page for CustomFunctions. I can find a list of registered extensions but it doesn't link to their "page".

Thank!

SMath Studio provides automatically an "extension's page" for each plugin (from the hompage click on the ]plug-ins link)

I usually add the link to the forum thread at the top of the "Related resources" section (this is up to each developer since cannot be automated).





About the units, I've not tested them with Imperial units as default, I'll check what can be done.

Thanks for the response. A couple follow up questions.

1. When you say homepage. Are you referring to the en.smath.com/forum or en.smath.com/view/SMathStudio/summary Either way I don't see an "extension page" link.

2. When you say imperial as "default" do you truly mean default? How do I change the default?

3. I have default set to imperial, but if I use a unit in the equation things seem to go array. Here is a photo:

You're welcome,

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A couple follow up questions.

1. When you say homepage. Are you referring to the en.smath.com/forum or en.smath.com/view/SMathStudio/summary Either way I don't see an "extension page" link.

I mean the landing page of https://smath.com

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2. When you say imperial as "default" do you truly mean default? How do I change the default?

Yes, Imperial can be the default internal units system; otherwise by default everything is processed and passed to the functions in SI units.
The way to do it is described here f.e., but there are still known issues AFAIK.

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3. I have default set to imperial, but if I use a unit in the equation things seem to go array. Here is a photo:

39.37in is 1m

This is because the function has 0.034m as input => ceil(0.034m)=1m

If I set the Units System to Imperial, I get 1ft as result, because the function read 0.167ft as input => ceil(0.167ft)=1ft

So it seems that the function works correctly with both the systems, but working with units everything is refered to the base unit (m or ft in this case); if you want to "round" a value associated to a multiple you have to divide by that unit inside the function and multiply again outside.

Davide - thanks again for the Reponses. When I try to go to "https://smath.com" I auto redirect to "https://en.smath.com/view/SMathStudio/summary" so maybe there is a difference.

Here is what I see:

Sorry, nevermind, I found it: