public boolean isCompatible(String unitString) {
    Unit uuWant;
    try {
      UnitFormat format = UnitFormatManager.instance();
      uuWant = format.parse(unitString);
    } catch (Exception e) {
      if (debugParse) System.out.println("Parse " + unitString + " got Exception1 " + e);
      return false;
    }

    return uu.isCompatible(uuWant);
  }
public boolean isCompatible(String unitString) {
    Unit uuWant;
    try {
      UnitFormat format = UnitFormatManager.instance();
      uuWant = format.parse(unitString);
    } catch (Exception e) {
      if (debugParse) System.out.println("Parse " + unitString + " got Exception1 " + e);
      return false;
    }

    return uu.isCompatible(uuWant);
  }
public boolean isCompatible ( String unitString ) { Unit uuWant ; try { UnitFormat format = UnitFormatManager . instance ( ) ; uuWant = format . parse ( unitString ) ; } catch ( Exception e ) { if ( debugParse ) System . out . println ( "Parse " + unitString + " got Exception1 " + e ) ; return false ; } return uu . isCompatible ( uuWant ) ; }
Return true if unitString1 is compatible to unitString2,
meaning one can be converted to the other.
If either unit string is illegal, return false.
@param unitString check if this is compatible with unitString
@return true if compatible
Return true if unitString1 is compatible to unitString2 meaning one can be converted to the other . If either unit string is illegal return false .