(trunk) use base-10 units for network bandwidth (ie, speed) and disk sizes.

It looks like the Mac client is already doing this and it's clearly the trend in other apps as well. Even apt-get is using kB/s, ferchrissake... :)

Flame away.
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Jordan Lee
2012-02-03 21:21:52 +00:00
parent 86d71b0118
commit fbc7f3dc3c
8 changed files with 77 additions and 77 deletions

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@@ -34,24 +34,24 @@ QString Formatter::unitStrings[3][5];
void
Formatter :: initUnits( )
{
speed_K = 1024;
unitStrings[SPEED][B] = tr( "B/s" );
unitStrings[SPEED][KB] = tr( "KiB/s" );
unitStrings[SPEED][MB] = tr( "MiB/s" );
unitStrings[SPEED][GB] = tr( "GiB/s" );
unitStrings[SPEED][TB] = tr( "TiB/s" );
speed_K = 1000;
unitStrings[SPEED][B] = tr( "B/s" );
unitStrings[SPEED][KB] = tr( "kB/s" );
unitStrings[SPEED][MB] = tr( "MB/s" );
unitStrings[SPEED][GB] = tr( "GB/s" );
unitStrings[SPEED][TB] = tr( "TB/s" );
tr_formatter_speed_init( speed_K,
qPrintable( unitStrings[SPEED][KB] ),
qPrintable( unitStrings[SPEED][MB] ),
qPrintable( unitStrings[SPEED][GB] ),
qPrintable( unitStrings[SPEED][TB] ) );
size_K = 1024;
unitStrings[SIZE][B] = tr( "B" );
unitStrings[SIZE][KB] = tr( "KiB" );
unitStrings[SIZE][MB] = tr( "MiB" );
unitStrings[SIZE][GB] = tr( "GiB" );
unitStrings[SIZE][TB] = tr( "TiB" );
size_K = 1000;
unitStrings[SIZE][B] = tr( "B" );
unitStrings[SIZE][KB] = tr( "kB" );
unitStrings[SIZE][MB] = tr( "MB" );
unitStrings[SIZE][GB] = tr( "GB" );
unitStrings[SIZE][TB] = tr( "TB" );
tr_formatter_size_init( size_K,
qPrintable( unitStrings[SIZE][KB] ),
qPrintable( unitStrings[SIZE][MB] ),