💥✏️Change liter abbreviations to lowercase l (v6) #1404
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Fixes #1115
Change from
L
tol
in unit abbreviations for liters, to be consistent in library and to follow SI Unit System conventions.Note:
Volume.Parse("10 L")
andVolume.Parse("10 l")
both work.liter
instead oflitre
when naming units.Also updated wiki:
https://github.com/angularsen/UnitsNet/wiki/Adding-a-New-Unit#abbreviation-naming-conventions
Changed units
Density.GramPerLiter
+ prefixesFuelEfficiency.LiterPer100Kilometers
FuelEfficiency.KilometerPerLiter
MassConcentration.GramPerMicroliter
MassConcentration.GramPerMilliliter
MassConcentration.GramPerDeciliter
MassConcentration.GramPerLiter
Molarity.MolePerLiter
VolumeConcentration.LitersPerLiter
VolumeConcentration.LitersPerMililiter
VolumeFlow.LiterPerSecond
VolumeFlow.LiterPerMinute
VolumeFlow.LiterPerHour
VolumeFlow.LiterPerDay