"""
THIS FILE IS AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED BY A STATIC CODE GENERATION TOOL
DO NOT EDIT BY HAND

Instead edit the template:

    dev/tools/static_codegen/units_template.py
"""
# fmt: off
# flake8: noqa
import itertools

from .fundamentalunits import (Unit, get_or_create_dimension,
                               standard_unit_register,
                               additional_unit_register)

{all}

Unit.automatically_register_units = False

#### FUNDAMENTAL UNITS
metre = Unit.create(get_or_create_dimension(m=1), "metre", "m")
meter = Unit.create(get_or_create_dimension(m=1), "meter", "m")
# Liter has a scale of 10^-3, since 1 l = 1 dm^3 = 10^-3 m^3
liter = Unit.create(dim=(meter**3).dim, name="liter", dispname="l", scale=-3)
litre = Unit.create(dim=(meter**3).dim, name="litre", dispname="l", scale=-3)
kilogram = Unit.create(get_or_create_dimension(kg=1), "kilogram", "kg")
kilogramme = Unit.create(get_or_create_dimension(kg=1), "kilogramme", "kg")
gram = Unit.create(dim=kilogram.dim, name="gram", dispname="g", scale=-3)
gramme = Unit.create(dim=kilogram.dim, name="gramme", dispname="g", scale=-3)
second = Unit.create(get_or_create_dimension(s=1), "second", "s")
amp = Unit.create(get_or_create_dimension(A=1), "amp", "A")
ampere = Unit.create(get_or_create_dimension(A=1), "ampere", "A")
kelvin = Unit.create(get_or_create_dimension(K=1), "kelvin", "K")
mole = Unit.create(get_or_create_dimension(mol=1), "mole", "mol")
mol = Unit.create(get_or_create_dimension(mol=1), "mol", "mol")
# Molar has a scale of 10^3, since 1 M = 1 mol/l = 1000 mol/m^3
molar = Unit.create((mole/liter).dim, name="molar", dispname="M", scale=3)
candle = Unit.create(get_or_create_dimension(candle=1), "candle", "cd")
fundamental_units = [metre, meter, gram, second, amp, kelvin, mole, candle]

{derived}
{definitions}

{base_units}
{scaled_units}
{powered_units}
{additional_units}
{all_units}

class _Celsius:
    """
    A dummy object to raise errors when ``celsius`` is used. The use of
    `celsius` can lead to ambiguities when mixed with temperatures in `kelvin`,
    so its use is no longer supported. See github issue #817 for details.
    """
    error_text = (
        "The unit 'celsius' is no longer supported to avoid"
        "ambiguities when mixed with absolute temperatures defined"
        "in Kelvin. Directly use 'kelvin' when you are only"
        "interested in temperature differences, and add the"
        "'zero_celsius' constant from the brian2.units.constants"
        "module if you want to convert a temperature from Celsius to"
        "Kelvin."
    )

    def __mul__(self, other):
        raise TypeError(_Celsius.error_text)

    def __rmul__(self, other):
        raise TypeError(_Celsius.error_text)

    def __div__(self, other):
        raise TypeError(_Celsius.error_text)

    def __rdiv__(self, other):
        raise TypeError(_Celsius.error_text)

    def __pow__(self, other):
        raise TypeError(_Celsius.error_text)

    def __eq__(self, other):
        raise TypeError(_Celsius.error_text)

    def __neq__(self, other):
        raise TypeError(_Celsius.error_text)

celsius = _Celsius()

Unit.automatically_register_units = True

for unit in itertools.chain(powered_units, scaled_units, base_units):
    standard_unit_register.add(unit)
for unit in additional_units:
    additional_unit_register.add(unit)
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