thanks for the answers.
i'm not asking about double-precision here.
@Christof
[makefilename %d] together with [text] works: in the spreadsheet the 'text' in the output file is seen as numbers.
with [makefilename %f] this is not the case.
rolf
Can you share the output?
Am 9. Mai 2021, 13:21, um 13:21, rolfm@dds.nl schrieb:
thanks for the answers.
i'm not asking about double-precision here.
@Christof
[makefilename %d] together with [text] works: in the spreadsheet the 'text' in the output file is seen as numbers.
with [makefilename %f] this is not the case.
rolf
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Christof Ressi schreef op 09-05-2021 13:40:
Can you share the output?
here's a small part of it.
putting the textfile into a spreadsheet (OpenOffice)
only the %d data is seen as numbers.
with [makefilename %d] 49 64 81 100 121 144 169
with [makefilename %.2f] 49.00 64.00 81.00 100.00 121.00 144.00 169.00
with [makefilename %f] 49.000000 64.000000 81.000000 100.000000 121.000000 144.000000 169.000000
rolf
The output looks entirely reasonable. Maybe your spreadsheet application expects floating pointer numbers in the German format (comma instead dot)? If yes, there surely is an option to change that. Either way, the problem is not on the side of Pd.
Am 9. Mai 2021, 18:36, um 18:36, rolfm@dds.nl schrieb:
Christof Ressi schreef op 09-05-2021 13:40:
Can you share the output?
here's a small part of it.
putting the textfile into a spreadsheet (OpenOffice)
only the %d data is seen as numbers.
with [makefilename %d] 49 64 81 100 121 144 169
with [makefilename %.2f] 49.00 64.00 81.00 100.00 121.00 144.00 169.00
with [makefilename %f] 49.000000 64.000000 81.000000 100.000000 121.000000 144.000000 169.000000
rolf
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