Inner Drive Extensible Architecture™—the IDEA™

IMeasurable Interface

Defines the behaviors of measurement, such as Length or Volume.

For a list of all members of this type, see IMeasurable Members.

public interface IMeasurable :

Types that implement IMeasurable

Type Description
Area Represents the quantity of a two-dimensional area in space.
Length Represents the quantity of a one-dimensional line in space.
Mass Represents the constant value relating to acceleration and force in a physical object.
Pressure Represents the force exerted by a fluid over a defined area.
Speed Represents the motion of an object through space over time.
Temperature Represents an amount of heat in the environment.
Time Represents a discrete interval of time.
Volume Represents the displacement of an object in three-dimensional space.

Remarks

Measurable objects are generally immutable structures. Thus, the properties of measureable objects expose property get methods only. The exceptions—Accuracy and Precision—do not change the underlying value of the measurement, only its behavior; therefore these members may be changed as needed after the measurement is instantiated.

Requirements

Namespace: InnerDrive.Quantitative

Assembly: InnerDrive.Quantitative (in InnerDrive.Quantitative.dll)

See Also

IMeasurable Members | InnerDrive.Quantitative Namespace