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On Freitag, 28. Februar 2003 17:34, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
...
> The problem is the following code in lyxlength.C:
>
> string const LyXLength::asLatexString() const
> {
> ostringstream buffer;
> switch (unit_) {
> case PTW:
> buffer << abs(static_cast<int>(val_/100)) << '.'
> << abs(static_cast<int>(val_)%100) << "\\textwidth";
> break;
>
> This is obviously broken. Who had this bright idea? ;) What was the
> reason why
> double(abs(val_))/100
> is not good enough? I remember some discussion on the subject, but not
> the substance of these discussions.
I think, it was the internalisation. (E.g. print "50.5" as "50,5")
How about
{
char val_buf[10];
ostringstream buffer;
sprintf(val_buf, "%d.%02d", abs(static_cast<int>(val_/100)),
abs(static_cast<int>(val_)%100));
switch (unit_) {
case PTW:
buffer << val_buf << "\\textwidth";
break;
...
Kornel
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Kornel Benko
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