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Application Alex2539 found a problem in the ccalc lexer.c file which caused an error if a number was used in a calc statement (say from a WebParser measure) which had a leading "0". (08 for instance) This would cause the library to see the number as an Octal, and the formula would be incorrect at best, and fail with an error in the log at worst. (08 is an invalid Octal number) Alex has changed the library so you CAN indicate and do math with Octal, Hex and Binary numbers, but the numbers must be preceded with 0b (binary) 0x (hex) 0o (octal). If a number like 08 is used, it will be treated as "8", as it should. 2010-07-07 22:31:44 +00:00
Library Alex2539 found a problem in the ccalc lexer.c file which caused an error if a number was used in a calc statement (say from a WebParser measure) which had a leading "0". (08 for instance) This would cause the library to see the number as an Octal, and the formula would be incorrect at best, and fail with an error in the log at worst. (08 is an invalid Octal number) Alex has changed the library so you CAN indicate and do math with Octal, Hex and Binary numbers, but the numbers must be preceded with 0b (binary) 0x (hex) 0o (octal). If a number like 08 is used, it will be treated as "8", as it should. 2010-07-07 22:31:44 +00:00
Plugins Fixed AdditionalDependencies for Debug. 2010-07-06 07:30:45 +00:00
LICENSE Initial directory structure. 2009-02-10 18:09:59 +00:00
Rainmeter.sln Adding new PluginVirtualDesktops plugin from Patrick at Dexpot 2010-07-05 23:44:22 +00:00
README.md Initial directory structure. 2009-02-10 18:09:59 +00:00
revision-number.h Alex2539 found a problem in the ccalc lexer.c file which caused an error if a number was used in a calc statement (say from a WebParser measure) which had a leading "0". (08 for instance) This would cause the library to see the number as an Octal, and the formula would be incorrect at best, and fail with an error in the log at worst. (08 is an invalid Octal number) Alex has changed the library so you CAN indicate and do math with Octal, Hex and Binary numbers, but the numbers must be preceded with 0b (binary) 0x (hex) 0o (octal). If a number like 08 is used, it will be treated as "8", as it should. 2010-07-07 22:31:44 +00:00