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slib_title=Make a representation of a physical quantity with a given number of significative digits
slib_parms=4\
1m, physical quantity\
3, number of significative digits\
, optional: order of magnitude of the digit before the decimal dot; only valid if the quantity is dimensionless, just a number with no unit.\
, optional: the desired physical unit to show (possibly a multiple or sub-multiple).
slib_out=the physical quantity with the right number of digits, or a numeric value which would be equal to the result with the right number of digits.
slib_comment=the default means: 1 meter with three significative digits. The last example shows how the numeric value may lack some trailing zeros after the dot.<p><b>Known bug:</b><br/>if the third parameter is used, the output may have a wrong syntax. Ensure that the resulting number has its decimal dot near its significant digits.
slib_example=1.2345A,2\
1.2V,5\
12,3\
12,3,4\
0.50A.h\
1800C,3,,A.h\
1.8,5,,rad
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