maybe I did something slightly different the other time. anyway, it's
doing great now.
Strange!
it worked for me, picture attached.
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[* 100]
[+ 0.5]
[i]
[/100]
actually that one didn't work, I followed Cyrille's suggestion and
multiplied the [sel] value also with 100. It's fixed now, everything works
as it should.
Best,
Joao___
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> >> hello,
> >>
> >> it look like rounding error. the rejected 91 is not really 91, but
> >> 90.99 or similar.
> >> using a [i] object, it is converted to 90.
> >
> > that would be one solution. the problem is that in other moments there will
> > be floats there. what is the best way to
Le 22/03/2016 19:26, João Pais a écrit :
hello,
it look like rounding error. the rejected 91 is not really 91, but 90.99 or
similar.
using a [i] object, it is converted to 90.
that would be one solution. the problem is that in other moments there will be
floats there. what is the best
hello,
it look like rounding error. the rejected 91 is not really 91, but
90.99 or similar.
using a [i] object, it is converted to 90.
that would be one solution. the problem is that in other moments there
will be floats there. what is the best way to avoid these errors? (had
read
I did try with individual objects while debugging, and the results were
the same.
You might also find that using individual math objects to solve the
arithmetic rather than expr corrects the rounding error.___
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You might also find that using individual math objects to solve the arithmetic
rather than expr corrects the rounding error.
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> From: c...@chnry.net
> Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2016 10:01:43 +0100
> Subject: Re: [PD] [sel] problem - matched value doesn't ban
hello,
it look like rounding error. the rejected 91 is not really 91, but 90.99 or
similar.
using a [i] object, it is converted to 90.
cheers
c
Le 22/03/2016 09:41, João Pais a écrit :
Hello list,
I have a problem with [sel], in a patch the matched value doesn't behave as
expected. In
