adime_double2string(3)

✨ adime_double2string ✨

okay so bestie, welcome to adime_double2string from the Adime API Reference — it's a little function that makes your floats look cute when you print them 💖

🎀 NAME 🎀

adime_double2string — the glow-up artist for your floating point numbers 💅

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

#include <adime.h>

void adime_double2string(double x, char *buf);

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

so basically? this is the function for pretty-printing floating point numbers ✨ here's the whole vibe, no cap:

• the number gets at most 10 digits to the left of the decimal point 👈
• at most 9 digits to the right of it 👉
• and at most 10 digits totally, periodt 💯

but hold on, there's a plot twist 🫢 if the absolute value of the number is >= 10000000000 or < 0.000001, then it gets written in exponential form instead 🔥 like, it switches outfits, yk?

and exponential form keeps it lowkey compact: at most 6 digits in the mantissa, so the total number of digits never exceeds 9 👑 it's giving efficient, honestly.

ngl bestie, this one does not support Unicode 💀 keep that in mind before you try anything fancy with it.

💜 SEE ALSO 💜

• adime_udouble2string(3) — the sibling function, go say hi 🫶

that's the whole thing, mwah 💋 this was Adime, version 2.2.1, and yes the manpage header and footer said adime_double2string(3) twice bc the page said so — iconic of it honestly 🌈 bye bestie, go print some pretty numbers 🦋✨