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Originally posted by Mnjul
Always use epsilon comparison (or something like that) when comparing floating-point numbers.
if in my code, that number (4.0999...etc) is not equal to 4.10, that means that 4.10 - 4.0999... is bigger than epsilon, so even if i've used epsilon, the comparision would have been different.
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Originally posted by Mnjul
But I think this can be fixed though...causing confusion for basic scripters.
yes, of course; and not only for basic developers. For me its a pain to calculate, for each new version of plus, which is the value returned by msgplus.version... and not to mention that that value seem to be diferent depending on ... on what? NiteMare's Plus returns a value diferent from mine.
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