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Describe the bug Although I see 'inch' in the default common words list, I see that it is still being regarded as a unit symbol.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
import quantulum3 from quantulum3 import parser quant = parser.parse('1 inch') print(quant)
Expected behavior [Quantity(1, "Unit(name="inch", entity=Entity("length"), uri=Inch)")] Actual behavior [Quantity(1, "Unit(name="inch centavo hour", entity=Entity("unknown"), uri=None)")]
[Quantity(1, "Unit(name="inch", entity=Entity("length"), uri=Inch)")]
[Quantity(1, "Unit(name="inch centavo hour", entity=Entity("unknown"), uri=None)")]
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Describe the bug
Although I see 'inch' in the default common words list, I see that it is still being regarded as a unit symbol.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
[Quantity(1, "Unit(name="inch", entity=Entity("length"), uri=Inch)")]
Actual behavior
[Quantity(1, "Unit(name="inch centavo hour", entity=Entity("unknown"), uri=None)")]
Additional information:
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
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