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The amounts of decimal digits presented in the graphical user-interface (GUI) and the command-line interface (CLI), for the same input file, are different: the former presents only four decimal digits, while the latter presents an arbitrary number of digits—in my example, 16 decimal digits.
I imagine it is because the values are encoded as float in the application, and to present the data to the GUI they are carefully converted to four decimal digits, but it was forgotten in the XML outputted in the CLI version.
A screenshot of the situation can be seen below.
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The amounts of decimal digits presented in the graphical user-interface (GUI) and the command-line interface (CLI), for the same input file, are different: the former presents only four decimal digits, while the latter presents an arbitrary number of digits—in my example, 16 decimal digits.
I imagine it is because the values are encoded as
float
in the application, and to present the data to the GUI they are carefully converted to four decimal digits, but it was forgotten in the XML outputted in the CLI version.A screenshot of the situation can be seen below.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: