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No, it wouldn't. You get rounding errors doing conversions from string to float, but not when you convert float->string->float.
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Isn't this what unions are made for?
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I wonder what 3x line project would require that monstority ;)
But seriously i found out that sometimes exporting some part of code and importing it into new repository is easiest, and fastest way to extract some part of code.
Downside of that aproach is that you loose all version history in new repository - and you loose knowlage of who to blame for code like this
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What's funny is that I wrote that same line of code today, got pissed at myself, and spend the better part of the afternoon fixing the fundamental design problem that caused me to do it in the first place - through an equally hack ass method.
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Its called legacy code because it works. TFN (touch f$@king nothing)!
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Then how did you not get that the correct quote is "Everybody lies"?
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Programmer FAIL!