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Temperature& operator=(const Temperature &rhs){ if(&rhs != this) valueIS_ = rhs.valueIS_; return *this; }
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* ALMA - Atacama Large Millimiter Array
* (c) Instituto de Estructura de la Materia, 2009
*
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* "@(#) $Id: ATMTemperature.h Exp $"
*
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* pardo 24/03/09 created
*/
using std::string;
ATM_NAMESPACE_BEGIN
/*! \brief Temperature value with units
*
* This class defines physical parameters having units of Temperature.
* For example, the Radiance can be converted into Brightness Temperature.
* Default is K (International System), also used by the ATM library.
*/
class Temperature
{
public:
enum Units {
UnitKelvin,
UnitMilliKelvin,
UnitCelsius,
UnitFahrenheit,
NumTemperatureUnits
};
/** Default constructor */
Temperature();
/** A full constructor: Temperature value assumed by default to be in K (International System) */
Temperature(double temperature);
/** A full constructor: Temperature value + unit. Valid units are K [k], mK [mk], and C [c].
* If none of these implemented units is given, the SI value will be returned. */
Temperature(double temperature, const string &units);