qct refers to relative error. In your case
(] %~ ] - <.) 20080516.00000057
2.8384202e_14
which is smaller than the default qct of 2^_44
9!:18''
5.6843419e_14
As you already noted, you have to change the qct.
~.(!.(2^_55)) 20080516 20080516 20080516.00000057
20080516 20080516
Alex Rufon wrote:
Hello.
I've encountered a problem with ~.
Normally, if I do this it works:
~. 1 1.00000057 1
1 1.00000057
Then, this morning, a bug was reported in our Cebu factory for a length
error. It took me a while then I realize that the problem was this:
~. 20080516 20080516 20080516.00000057
20080516
The code actually calculates how the daily WIP or how many items are
going to be produced by a certain factory line given a start and end
date-time. Hence the code is failing because it expects two values and
is only getting one.
Since this is critical for me, I had to replace that very simple code
with this:
".&>~.":&.><&> 20080516 20080516 20080516.00000057
20080516 20080516.00000057
Is this a bug? I've read the documentation and it says that the
comparison is tolerant. Is there an intolerant comparison much like the
intolerant index of (i.!.0)?
Thanks for any help.
r/Alex
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