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Py Expression Eval Scientific Notation #1
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Oi Lucas.
Qual foi a solução?
Em 17 de out de 2017 02:49, "Lucas Alegre" <[email protected]>
escreveu:
… When a function uses a very tiny constant, like 0.000000000002, py
expression eval can't
substitute the number in scientific notation.
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Dá pra contornar declarando a rede com 2^5*f inves de f/2^-5 , e vice-versa se for o caso. Vou simular essa conversão no código provavelmente se não pensar em outra coisa. |
Entendo. De qualquer forma, acho que seria bom contatar os responsáveis pela biblioteca e apresentar o problema. Embora tua solução funcione, não é bom depender desse tipo de "gambiarra" (não no sentido pejorativo, afinal o problema não foi gerado por ti) em função de bibliotecas de terceiros. |
Abri um issue no repositório deles, esperamos que respondam. |
When a function uses a very tiny constant, like 0.000000000002, py expression eval can't
substitute the number in scientific notation.
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