I'm trying to use (NS)Measurement to convert any higher unit into kilobytes.
let mes = Measurement(value: 3, unit: UnitInformationStorage.megabytes)
let kilobytes = mes.converted(to: .kilobytes).value
I expect kilobytes to be 3072, but instead I get 3000.
I get that in computing we often do rounding and for many people 1000 kilobytes = 1MB when in reality it should be 1024 kilobytes = 1MB. Is there any way to change this behavior?
That’s the correct and documented behavior: the kilobytes and megabytes units are powers of 10. For powers of 2, use kibibytes and mebibytes.
That’s the correct and documented behavior: the kilobytes and megabytes units are powers of 10. For powers of 2, use kibibytes and mebibytes.
Also, if your goal is to render a quantity in a user-visible way, check out NSByteCountFormatter.
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