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cleanup: Use correct "per" symbol Just a little thing that annoyed me. When writing things like liters per minute, we should write l/min, and not l\min.
author Jan Mulder <jan@jlmulder.nl>
date Fri, 22 Apr 2022 18:24:43 +0200
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128 text[textPointer++] = TXT_2BYTE; 128 text[textPointer++] = TXT_2BYTE;
129 text[textPointer++] = TXT2BYTE_SimConsumption; 129 text[textPointer++] = TXT2BYTE_SimConsumption;
130 text[textPointer++] = '\t'; 130 text[textPointer++] = '\t';
131 textPointer += snprintf(&text[textPointer],30, 131 textPointer += snprintf(&text[textPointer],30,
132 "%u" 132 "%u"
133 "\016\016 l\\min\017", 133 "\016\016 l/min\017",
134 tMplan_gasConsumTravel); 134 tMplan_gasConsumTravel);
135 text[textPointer++] = ' '; 135 text[textPointer++] = ' ';
136 text[textPointer++] = ' '; 136 text[textPointer++] = ' ';
137 textPointer += snprintf(&text[textPointer],30, 137 textPointer += snprintf(&text[textPointer],30,
138 "\016\016deco\017" 138 "\016\016deco\017"
139 " %u" 139 " %u"
140 "\016\016 l\\min\017", 140 "\016\016 l/min\017",
141 tMplan_gasConsumDeco); 141 tMplan_gasConsumDeco);
142 } 142 }
143 strcpy(&text[textPointer],"\n\r"); 143 strcpy(&text[textPointer],"\n\r");
144 textPointer += 2; 144 textPointer += 2;
145 145