Is it possible to print a float or double in exponential form with a 0
before the decimal point?
E.g. 0.1234567E+00 rather than 1.2345670E-01 (using %14.7E) ? As far as I
understand the format specifies in n1256, this isn't possible, is it?
Bye, Jojo
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"Joachim Schmitz" <no*********@sc hmitz-digital.dewrite s:
Is it possible to print a float or double in exponential form with a 0
before the decimal point?
No, there is no way to convince printf to do that. You could
post-process sprintf's output into that format, though.
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