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When printing the default values from OptionParser, double values are formatted with extra zeroes. For example, setting a default value to 1.0e10 leads to OptionParser printing 10000000000.000000 instead. There's also an issue with rounding that causes a 'round-tripping' problem - default value 1234500000000.1200000034 gets printed as 1234500000000.120117.
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When printing the default values from OptionParser,
double
values are formatted with extra zeroes. For example, setting a default value to1.0e10
leads to OptionParser printing10000000000.000000
instead. There's also an issue with rounding that causes a 'round-tripping' problem - default value1234500000000.1200000034
gets printed as1234500000000.120117
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: