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feat: allow double and float - #2
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Is this going to be merged and released? |
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That would be great - ping @thijse |
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@thijse any chance to add more collaborators to this repo instead? |
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I finally merged your suggestion. I would be happy to add you as collaborator! |
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\o/ thanks for merging @thijse, would love to collaborate on this and get some of the things from the various forks of this library into the mainline! |
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@wolfspyre @hoblins @racer01 released in |
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Would it be possible to allow formatting of floats? |
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This allows simple logging of floats and doubles (printed precision is 2 decimals)