## org.das2.datum.UnitsConverter.ScaleOffset

## ScaleOffset( double scale, double offset )

Creates a new UnitsConverter.ScaleOffset. This converter multiplies by scale and adds offset, so offset is in the target Units. For example, deg C to deg F would be {@code new UnitsConverter.ScaleOffset( 9./5, 32 )}.

## append

append( org.das2.datum.UnitsConverter that ) → org.das2.datum.UnitsConverter

### Parameters

that - an UnitsConverter

### Returns:

org.das2.datum.UnitsConverter
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## convert

convert( double value ) → double

### Parameters

value - a double

### Returns:

double
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## equals

equals( Object o ) → boolean

### Parameters

o - an Object

### Returns:

boolean
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## getInverse

getInverse( ) → org.das2.datum.UnitsConverter

### Returns:

org.das2.datum.UnitsConverter
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## hashCode

hashCode( ) → int

### Returns:

int
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## toString

toString( ) → String

### Returns:

java.lang.String
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