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How to set unit in Mathcad from VC application

How to set unit in Mathcad from VC application

How to set unit in Mathcad from VC application

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Does anyone know how to set unit in Mathcad from a VC application. For example, if there is a statemant that can change the SI to Imperial?

Thanks!

MHJ

RE: How to set unit in Mathcad from VC application

What is a VC application?

RE: How to set unit in Mathcad from VC application

A VC application, I assume, is a Visual C (or Visual C++) application.

Do you mean that you are making an external DLL?  If this is the case I might be able to help, if you would provide a more detailed question.  How are you currently doing your computations?


-Matt

RE: How to set unit in Mathcad from VC application

Hi Mattman,
Could you please show by a code snippet how do you include units in the dll? For example, how do you attach a unit to COMPLEXSCALAR. The whole idea to make the function unit independent
Thanks

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