double declaration in java fixes

[poulphunter]

I have compared FEM results for brass instruments with this algorithm, I've seen some differences. After some investigation, the double declaration was'nt always well declared in Java. With double declaration fixed, my results where better :)

[poulphunter]

can you add me rights to make a pull requests (create branch / pull requests) to push my modifications ?

[bhp1]

I don't have access to the repository permissions, but if you were to apply your changes to a fork of this repository, I could merge them into this repository.

[edwardkort]

For non-collaborators, the pull request process is best for all. Using git commands (or your favorite git client):

• git clone \
• cd \
• git checkout -b \
• (make your changes)
• git commit
• (go to WIDesigner GitHub page and Fork) or git remote add \ \
• git push \ \
• (on the WIDesigner page, click Pull Request) or git request-pull origin/master \

Then, the collaborators can look at the changes and do the appropriate merge.

And, since you have a GitHub login, you should need no additional permissions to do the above.

[poulphunter]

Thanks for the detailed process. I've created merge request https://github.com/edwardkort/WWIDesigner/pull/77

[bhp1]

Thank you for the copious corrections. It will take me a while to check over all the details, but I will work on pulling them into the repository.

[bhp1]

I've applied the explicit double type designator to constants for which it might be significant (those with a fractional part). Please pull the changes and see if they resolve the discrepancies you found.

[edwardkort]

No instances of unhandled (by the compiler) upcastings (float -> double, etc.) were found. Nonetheless, explicit double designators were made throughout the code with no changes observed in the calculated values.

With no further information received from the user, the issue is now closed.