Example #1
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        public GSIWord(GSIWI wi, double data)
        {
            // 1: entered manually (GSIDataFlag.EnteredManually)
            // 0: metre, last place 1mm (GSIUnits.Metre1mm)
            this.Info = 10; 

            this.WI = wi;
            this.Sign = data >= 0;
            this.DataValue = data;
            this.Data = Math.Abs(data * 1000).ToString("0");
            InitText();            
        }
Example #2
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        /*
         * 
        The flags at positions 5 to 6 in the data word are used for additional information.
        Example with a GSI-16 data word:
        Position: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4
                  . . . . . . ± n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n ×
             
        Position 1-3: Word index.
        Position 4: empty, marked as dot (.)
        Position 5: Information about the measurement and earth-curvature correction.
            0 = measured; without earth-curvature correction.
            1 = entered manually; without earth-curvature correction.
            2 = measured; with earth-curvature correction.
            5 = entered manually; with earth-curvature correction.
        Position 6: Units and decimal places. Note: The data is stored in the unit and resolution that is defined
        by the "Unit" and "Decimal" settings on the instrument during data export.
            6 = metre, last place 0.1mm.
            1 = foot, last place 0.001ft.
            0 = metre, last place 1mm.
            7 = foot, last place 0.0001ft (only DNA03).
            8 = metre, last place 0.01mm (only DNA03).
        Position 7-15: Measurement data (n)
        Position 16: Space character, ASCII-Code 32(×)
         * 
        */


        public GSIWord(GSIWI wi, int info, string data)
        {
            this.WI = wi;
            this.Info = info;
            this.Sign = true;
            this.DataValue = double.NaN;
            this.Data = data ?? "";
            InitText();
        }