MySQL 9.1.0
Source Code Documentation
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std::string | DecimalFormat (double d, int log_precision) |
Format 'd' as a decimal number with enough decimals to get a rounding error less than d*10^log_precision, without any trailing fractional zeros. More... | |
std::string | EngineeringFormat (double d) |
Format 'd' in engineering format, i.e. More... | |
constexpr uint64_t | Power (uint64_t base, int power) |
Integer exponentiation. More... | |
Variables | |
constexpr int | kPlainNumberLength = 6 |
The maximal number of digits we use in decimal numbers (e.g. More... | |
constexpr int | kMantissaLength = 3 |
The maximal number of digits in engineering format mantissas, e.g. More... | |
constexpr double | kMinNonZeroNumber = 1.0e-12 |
The smallest number (absolute value) that we do not format as "0". More... | |
constexpr int | kLogPrecision = -2 |
For decimal numbers, include enough decimals to ensure that any rounding error is less than <number>*10^kLogPrecision (i.e. More... | |
const double | kMinPlainFormatNumber |
The smallest number (absolute value) that we format as decimal (rather than engineering format). More... | |
std::string anonymous_namespace{print_utils.cc}::DecimalFormat | ( | double | d, |
int | log_precision | ||
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Format 'd' as a decimal number with enough decimals to get a rounding error less than d*10^log_precision, without any trailing fractional zeros.
std::string anonymous_namespace{print_utils.cc}::EngineeringFormat | ( | double | d | ) |
Format 'd' in engineering format, i.e.
<mantissa>e<sign><exponent>
where 1.0<=mantissa<1000.0 and exponent is a multiple of 3.
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constexpr |
Integer exponentiation.
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constexpr |
For decimal numbers, include enough decimals to ensure that any rounding error is less than <number>*10^kLogPrecision
(i.e.
less than 1%).
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The maximal number of digits in engineering format mantissas, e.g.
"12.3e+6".
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constexpr |
The smallest number (absolute value) that we do not format as "0".
const double anonymous_namespace{print_utils.cc}::kMinPlainFormatNumber |
The smallest number (absolute value) that we format as decimal (rather than engineering format).
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The maximal number of digits we use in decimal numbers (e.g.
"123456" or "0.00123").