On Sat, Jul 11, 2009 at 7:39 PM, Saaa<em...@needmail.com> wrote: >> >> Um, doubles don't have infinite precision. See those digits that it >> output? That's all you get. Those are the only digits that are >> necessary because those are the only digits that are *stored*. Just >> because it's followed by almost 300 0s doesn't mean that 300 0s are >> actually stored in the number; it just means the exponent is that >> large. > > I now see what you mean by 309 digits.. No I don't want that !! :D > string.format does only 6 digits by default, I added the extra double.max > digits in myself from wikipedia :) > I overestimated the precision of a double, my bad. > (53bits != 309 digits !) > How can I format to the full number of digits, like I did for c?
Ohh, I see. Your initial question was really vague, now that I see what you were asking. You'd just have to convert each element of the array separately.
