What:
In the invariants tab, the upper and lower bounds are not being rounded. This issue rectifies that.
Why:
It is easier to read the invariants without large trailing 0's.
[Issue created by stanleyrya: 2015-10-22]
[Last updated on bitbucket: 2015-10-24]
[Comment created by stanleyrya: 2015-10-22]
@ohmann:
Fixed what you suggested! It now rounds both the model and the invariants tab.
Changesets:
35efb95d2888, f68dabbfc50e
[Comment created by ohmann: 2015-10-22]
I haven't had a chance to look at your commit yet, but I'd suggest there be
a single rounding function that turns a double into a pretty string and
that includes the trim-from-right strategy we discussed over email. Then
both the model labels and invariants could be rounded using this function.
[Comment created by ohmann: 2015-10-24]
Resolved in 39cc97db6280
[Comment created by stanleyrya: 2015-10-22]
@ohmann:
What:
In the invariants tab, the upper and lower bounds are not being rounded. This issue rectifies that.
Why: It is easier to read the invariants without large trailing 0's.
[Issue created by stanleyrya: 2015-10-22] [Last updated on bitbucket: 2015-10-24]
[Comment created by stanleyrya: 2015-10-22] @ohmann:
Fixed what you suggested! It now rounds both the model and the invariants tab.
Changesets:
35efb95d2888, f68dabbfc50e
[Comment created by ohmann: 2015-10-22] I haven't had a chance to look at your commit yet, but I'd suggest there be a single rounding function that turns a double into a pretty string and that includes the trim-from-right strategy we discussed over email. Then both the model labels and invariants could be rounded using this function.
[Comment created by ohmann: 2015-10-24] Resolved in 39cc97db6280
[Comment created by stanleyrya: 2015-10-22] @ohmann:
Fixed!
Changesets:
5d143295a96e, f0fdcae18bc8