Changeset 833

Timestamp:

11/27/18 01:10:41 (5 years ago)

Author:

Maciej Komosinski

Message:

Introduced #define PRINTFLOAT_DRAGON4_ALWAYS_3_DIGIT_EXPONENT - when defined, it will always print 3 digits in exponent (zero-padding if necessary)

File:

• cpp/PrintFloat/PrintFloat.cpp (modified) (2 diffs)

cpp/PrintFloat/PrintFloat.cpp

@@ -1 @@
-// One modification by macko in FormatScientific(): use 3 digits of exponent only if necessary (e+123), otherwise use two if necessary (e+45), otherwise use one (e+6)
+// One modification by macko in FormatScientific(): use 3 digits of exponent only if necessary (e+123), otherwise use two if necessary (e+45), otherwise use one (e+6).
 // This is consistent with java and javascript, and partially with python (which never uses one digit, only two or three).
+// To always print 3 digits in exponent (zero-padding if necessary), uncomment:
+// #define PRINTFLOAT_DRAGON4_ALWAYS_3_DIGIT_EXPONENT
 
 
@@ -334 +336 @@
                 // modified by macko: use 3 digits of exponent only if necessary (e+123), otherwise use two if necessary (e+45), otherwise use one (e+6)
                 unsigned int bufferIndex = 2;
+#ifndef PRINTFLOAT_DRAGON4_ALWAYS_3_DIGIT_EXPONENT
                 if (hundredsPlace != 0) //3 digits needed
+#endif
                         exponentBuffer[bufferIndex++] = (tC8)('0' + hundredsPlace);
+#ifndef PRINTFLOAT_DRAGON4_ALWAYS_3_DIGIT_EXPONENT
                 if (hundredsPlace != 0 || tensPlace != 0) //2 digits needed
+#endif
                         exponentBuffer[bufferIndex++] = (tC8)('0' + tensPlace);
                 exponentBuffer[bufferIndex++] = (tC8)('0' + onesPlace);