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Engineering-format changes the way maxima outputs floating-point numbers
to the notation engineers are used to: a*10^b
with b
dividable by
three.
55.1 Functions and Variables for engineering-format | ||
55.2 Known Bugs |
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Default value: true
This variable allows to temporarily switch off engineering-format.
(%i1) load("engineering-format"); (%o1) /maxima/share/contrib/engineering-format.lisp (%i2) float(sin(10)/10000); (%o2) - 54.40211108893698e-6 (%i3) engineering_format_floats:false$ (%i4) float(sin(10)/10000); (%o4) - 5.440211108893698e-5
See also fpprintprec
and float
.
Categories: Display functions · Global flags · Share packages
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The output routine of SBCL 1.3.0 has a bug that sometimes causes the exponent not to be dividable by three. The value of the displayed number is still valid in this case.
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