Floating point numbers

[David Relson]

Chris,

Ah !  You turned on the 3-state formatting in bogofilter.cf.example, which 
demonstrates that %e can be used instead of %f.

I thought you were reporting a change in "out of the box" behavior.

What you're seeing _is_ normal.  Now that you have a sense of the formats 
bogofilter maks possible, you need to decide whether you want two-state or 
three-state classification and the format you want for each state.

David


At 11:32 AM 5/5/03, Chris Ditri wrote:

>Hi David,
>
>That is very cool!  It doesn't bother me if it is normal :0).
>
>But, I did not use %d, here is the line I was using:
>spamicity_formats = %6.2e, %6.2e, %0.6f
>
>(Which is just the one that comes in bogofilter.cf.example.)
>
>Specifically, what I was getting was this:  spamicity=1.08e-02
>
>Currently, I am back to:
>spamicity_formats = %0.6f, %0.6f
>
>Is this normal?
>
>Chris