Closed lskubitz closed 1 year ago
@lskubitz I added this feature and released it in v1.2.3. It has some weird behaviors involving leading zeroes. I think it will work as you want for the example you gave but don't hesitate to open further issues if you don't like the output.
Yes, this works great! Thank you very much for your time working on this.
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I have a feature request for the longdivision package.
When I use the following command for example: \intlongdivision{27657134}{34129}
It provides the following output where the quotient is 810 and it skips the work for the zero.
Is it possible to have an option to display the entire output work for quotients that have zeros in them? I have a project where I would like to see all of the quotient digits work displayed including zeros after the first non zero quotient digit is found.
Attached are examples using the current longdivision output and the requested output.