Old Russian measure of length
The program should make the conversion of the old Russian measures of length in the metric and vice versa.
Is an example of the transformation of several variables that are linearly. The program accepts a single value in the selected unit, and return it in the rest: vershoks, arshins, sazhens, versts, meters, centimeters and kilometers.
МК-61/52
<lang>П7 1 0 0 * П8 1 ВП 5 / П9 ИП7 1 0 6 7 / П0 5 0 0 * ПC 3 * ПA 1 6 * ПB С/П ПB 1 6 / ПA 3 / ПC 5 0 0 / П0 1 0 6 7 / БП 00</lang>
Instruction: l, meters = РX В/О С/П; l, vershoks = БП 3 1 С/П; l, arshins = РX БП 3 5 С/П; l, sazhens = РX БП 3 8 С/П; l, versts = РX БП 4 3 С/П; РX = РB = l, vershoks; РA = l, arshins; РB = l, versts; РC = l, sazhens; Р7 = l, meters; Р8 = l, centimeters; Р9 = l, kilometers.
Example: 100 m = 2249,2971 vershoks = 140,58107 arshins = 46,860366 sazhens = 0,093790712 versts; 3 vershoks = 13,3375 cm; 2 sazhens = 96 vershoks = 6 arshins = 4,268 m; 1 verst = 1,067 km.
D
<lang d>import std.stdio, std.string, std.algorithm, std.conv;
void main(string[] a) {
if (a.length == 3 && isNumeric(a[1])) {
double[string] factor = [
"tochka" : 0.000254,
"liniya" : 0.00254,
"diuym" : 0.0254,
"vershok" : 0.04445,
"piad" : 0.1778,
"fut" : 0.3048,
"arshin" : 0.7112,
"sazhen" : 2.1336,
"versta" : 1066.8,
"milia" : 7467.6,
"centimeter" : 0.01,
"meter" : 1.0,
"kilometer" : 1000.0,
];
if (auto p = a[2] in factor) {
immutable magnitude = to!double(a[1]);
immutable meters = magnitude * (*p);
writefln("%s %s to: \n", a[1], a[2]);
auto keys = factor.keys;
schwartzSort!(k => factor[k], "a < b")(keys);
foreach (key; keys)
writefln("%10s: %s", key, meters / factor[key]);
return;
}
}
writeln("Please provide a number and unit");
}</lang>
- Output:
1 meter to:
tochka: 3937.01
liniya: 393.701
centimeter: 100
diuym: 39.3701
vershok: 22.4972
piad: 5.6243
fut: 3.28084
arshin: 1.40607
meter: 1
sazhen: 0.468691
kilometer: 0.001
versta: 0.000937382
milia: 0.000133911
1 milia to:
tochka: 2.94e+07
liniya: 2.94e+06
centimeter: 746760
diuym: 294000
vershok: 168000
piad: 42000
fut: 24500
arshin: 10500
meter: 7467.6
sazhen: 3500
kilometer: 7.4676
versta: 7
milia: 1
Perl 6
Fairly straightfoward. Define a hash of conversion factors then apply them. Does some basic error trapping. Makes no attempt to do correct pluralization because I have no idea what the correct plurals are and little interest in researching them. Conversion factors from Wikipedia: Obsolete Russian units of measurement.
<lang perl6>convert(1, 'meter');
say '*' x 40, "\n";
convert(1, 'milia');
sub convert (Real $magnitude, $unit) {
my %factor = (
tochka => 0.000254,
liniya => 0.00254,
diuym => 0.0254,
vershok => 0.04445,
piad => 0.1778,
fut => 0.3048,
arshin => 0.7112,
sazhen => 2.1336,
versta => 1066.8,
milia => 7467.6,
centimeter => 0.01,
meter => 1.0,
kilometer => 1000.0,
);
die "Unknown unit $unit\n" unless %factor.exists($unit.lc);
my $meters = $magnitude * %factor.delete($unit.lc);
say "$magnitude $unit to:\n", '_' x 40;
printf "%10s: %s\n", $_, $meters / %factor{$_}
for %factor.keys.sort:{ +%factor{$^_} }
} </lang>
1 meter to:
________________________________________
tochka: 3937.007874
liniya: 393.700787
centimeter: 100
diuym: 39.370079
vershok: 22.497188
piad: 5.624297
fut: 3.280840
arshin: 1.406074
sazhen: 0.468691
kilometer: 0.001
versta: 0.000937
milia: 0.000134
****************************************
1 milia to:
________________________________________
tochka: 29400000
liniya: 2940000
centimeter: 746760
diuym: 294000
vershok: 168000
piad: 42000
fut: 24500
arshin: 10500
meter: 7467.6
sazhen: 3500
kilometer: 7.4676
versta: 7
REXX
Program features:
- shows all other units of measurements when any unit is specified.
- accepts abbreviations of the length units
- does rounding for so results are more meaningful and recognizable
- does error checking on the user input
- added other old Russian units of measurements
- uses the correct length unit names when not plural
- columnarized the output (instead of a horizontal stream).
<lang rexx>/*REXX program to read a config file and assign VARs as found within. */
numeric digits 200 /*──translation──*/ /*tip, top*/ vershok = 22.492971 /*1.75 inch.*/ /*palm, quarter*/ piad = vershok / 4 /*≡chetvert.*/ /*yard*/ arshin = vershok / 16 /*fathom*/ sazhen = arshin / 3 /*turn (of a plow)*/ verst = sazhen / 500 /*≡versta. */ /*mile*/ milia = verst / 1.5 /*inch*/ diuym = arshin * 28 /*foot*/ fut = diuym / 12 /*line*/ liniya = diuym * 10 /*point*/ tochka = diuym * 100
KM=1000; CM=100 /*define a couple of multipliers.*/ parse arg N what _ . /*obtain the user's input from CL*/ if N == then call err 'no arguments specified.' if \datatype(N,'N') then call err 'units not numeric: ' N if _\== then call err 'too many arguments specified.' n=n/1 /*normalize it (004──►4 7.──►7)*/ if what== then what='meters' /*None specified? Assume meters.*/ whatU=what; upper whatU /*an uppercase version for ABBREV*/
select /*convert the length ───► meters.*/
when abbrev('METRES' ,whatU ) |,
abbrev('METERS' ,whatU ) then m=N
when abbrev('KILOMETRES' ,whatU,2 ) |,
abbrev('KILOMETERS' ,whatU,2 ) |,
abbrev('KMS' ,whatU, ) then m=N*KM
when abbrev('CENTIMETRES',whatU,2 ) |,
abbrev('CENTIMETERS',whatU,2 ) |,
abbrev('CMS' ,whatU,2 ) then m=N/CM
when abbrev('ARSHINS' ,whatU ) then m=N/arshin
when abbrev('DIUYM' ,whatU ) then m=N/diuym
when abbrev('FUT' ,whatU ) then m=N/fut
when abbrev('LINIYA' ,whatU ) then m=N/liniya
when abbrev('PIADS' ,whatU ) |,
abbrev('CHETVERTS' ,whatU,2 ) then m=N/piad
when abbrev('SAZHENS' ,whatU ) then m=N/sazhen
when abbrev('TOCHKA' ,whatU ) then m=N/tochka
when abbrev('VERSHOKS' ,whatU,5 ) then m=N/vershok
when abbrev('VERSTAS' ,whatU,5 ) |,
abbrev('VERSTS' ,whatU,2 ) then m=N/verst
when abbrev('MILIA' ,whatU,2 ) then m=N/milia
otherwise call err 'invalid measure name: ' what
end /*select*/
say centre('metric',79,"─")
call saym m/KM , 'kilometer' call saym m , 'meter' call saym m*CM , 'centimeter'
say centre('old Russian',79,"─")
call saym m*milia , 'milia' call saym m*verst , 'verst' call saym m*sazhen , 'sazhen' call saym m*arshin , 'arshin' call saym m*fut , 'fut' call saym m*piad , 'piad' call saym m*vershok , 'vershok' call saym m*diuym , 'diuym' call saym m*liniya , 'liniya' call saym m*tochka , 'tochka' exit /*stick a fork in it, we're done.*/ /*───────────────────────────────ERR subroutine─────────────────────────*/ err: say; say; say center(' error! ', max(40, linesize()%2), "*"); say
do j=1 for arg(); say arg(j); say; end; say; exit 13
/*───────────────────────────────S subroutine───────────────────────────*/ s: if arg(1)=1 then return arg(3); return word(arg(2) 's',1) /*plural*/ /*───────────────────────────────SAYM subroutine────────────────────────*/ saym: parse arg _; numeric digits digits()%25; _=_/1
say right(_,40) arg(2)s(_); return</lang>
output when using the input of: 100 metres
────────────────────────────────────metric─────────────────────────────────────
0.1 kilometers
100 meters
10000 centimeters
──────────────────────────────────old Russian──────────────────────────────────
0.062480475 milias
0.093720713 versts
46.860356 sazhens
140.58107 arshins
328.02249 futs
562.32428 piads
2249.2971 vershoks
3936.2699 diuyms
39362.699 liniyas
393626.99 tochkas
output when using the input of: 1.4058107 arshins
────────────────────────────────────metric─────────────────────────────────────
0.001 kilometers
1 meter
100 centimeters
──────────────────────────────────old Russian──────────────────────────────────
0.00062480476 milias
0.00093720713 versts
0.46860357 sazhens
1.4058107 arshins
3.280225 futs
5.6232428 piads
22.492971 vershoks
39.3627 diuyms
393.627 liniyas
3936.27 tochkas
output when using the input of: -46.860366 sazhens
────────────────────────────────────metric─────────────────────────────────────
-0.10000002 kilometers
-100.00002 meters
-10000.002 centimeters
──────────────────────────────────old Russian──────────────────────────────────
-0.062480488 milias
-0.093720732 versts
-46.860366 sazhens
-140.5811 arshins
-328.02256 futs
-562.32439 piads
-2249.2976 vershoks
-3936.2707 diuyms
-39362.707 liniyas
-393627.07 tochkas