Fix wierd ConfigBaseWriteDouble's Printf( wxT("%12f"), aValue ); format string
which was creating silly strings like PcbTextThickness=" 0.300000" in kicad.pro files.
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#include <boost/foreach.hpp>
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#define CONFIG_VERSION 1
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#define FORCE_LOCAL_CONFIG true
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#define CONFIG_VERSION 1
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#define FORCE_LOCAL_CONFIG true
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void ConfigBaseWriteDouble( wxConfigBase* aConfig, const wxString& aKey, double aValue )
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{
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// Use a single strategy, regardless of wx version.
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// Want C locale float string.
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LOCALE_IO toggle;
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wxString tnumber = wxString::Format( wxT( "%.16g" ), aValue );
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aConfig->Write( aKey, tnumber );
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}
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bool EDA_APP::ReCreatePrjConfig( const wxString& fileName,
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/**
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* inline ConfigBaseWriteDouble
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* This is a helper funvtion tor write doubles in config
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* Function ConfigBaseWriteDouble
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* This is a helper function to write doubles in config
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* We cannot use wxConfigBase->Write for a double, because
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* this function uses a format with very few digits in mantissa,
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* and truncation issues are frequent.
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* We use here a better floating format.
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*
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* Note: prior to 2.9.1, the separator was localized, and after, uses
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* the "C" notation
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*/
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void inline ConfigBaseWriteDouble( wxConfigBase* aConfig,
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const wxString& aKey, double aValue )
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{
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wxString tnumber;
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#if wxCHECK_VERSION(2,9,1)
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tnumber = wxString::FromCDouble( aValue, 12 );
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#else
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tnumber.Printf( wxT("%12f"), aValue );
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#endif
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aConfig->Write( aKey, tnumber );
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}
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void ConfigBaseWriteDouble( wxConfigBase* aConfig, const wxString& aKey, double aValue );
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/** Type of parameter in the configuration file */
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