On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 01:17:56PM -0700, Devin Kowatch wrote:
> Would it be possible to display an extra decimal point or two, without
> giving them to the graphing package? So if one slice is 6.2%, tell the
> graphing package it's 6% but display 6.2% (I doubt that anyone will be
> able to tell the difference).
>
> Or is that not possible?
No, it's the graph library which is in charge of displaying the
percentage.
There might be a magic trick to manage to do floating points, but as you
probably recall, older versions of Nessus would sometime produce the
infamous "pink" graph, which was hard to reproduce for me, which is why
it has not been fixed during a while.
I'm pretty sure that by spending a lot of time on this
issue, I could get it to be solved. Now the question is : what is more
important ? a +/- 1% rounding error in one of the HTML report, or
continuing to improve the vulnerability detection engine ?
-- Renaud
