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Unable to evaluate expression if a number starts with a .
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sgokuladas
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Unable to evaluate expression with . without a zero character
Unable to evaluate expression with .
Jun 20, 2016
You are right, this is a bug. I added this is my todo list but I don't know when I can work on it. |
I'm new around here, but I'll give it a go if I get some time next week |
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Unable to evaluate expression with .
Unable to evaluate expression if a number starts with a Jul 30, 2016
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Added additional Unit Tests for the new parsing.
Solution might not be as clean without changing more code in my fork. |
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…Literal." This reverts commit ce001f6.
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Added more unit tests for issue dynamicexpresso#43 to take into account .2f or .5m formats.
Fixed, thanks to @JustinRChou |
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The interpreter cannot evaluate a formula if I say interpreter.evaluate("1 + .2")
Note: interpreter.evaluate("1 + 0.2") works
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