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I'm wondering if there is a set of option and formats which accomplishes the equivalent of %.[prec]f and %.[prec]e in printf() notation?
I tweaked the following set of parameters:
no_exponent_notation
min_significant_digits and max_significant_digits
but due to the way significant digits are defined, it does not seem possible to replicate the %.[prec][e|f] behavior.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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I'm wondering if there is a set of option and formats which accomplishes the equivalent of
%.[prec]f
and%.[prec]e
in printf() notation?I tweaked the following set of parameters:
no_exponent_notation
min_significant_digits
andmax_significant_digits
but due to the way significant digits are defined, it does not seem possible to replicate the
%.[prec][e|f]
behavior.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: