Clip ids: in and out should always have 3 decimals #851

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opened 2012-06-16 07:45:33 +00:00 by rlx · 1 comment
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In and out are currently a python float, i.e. '23.0' or '23.1' or '23.11' or '23.111'. It would be more consistent if they always had 3 decimals ('23.000', '23.100', '23.110', '23.111').

The same applies to sequence ids. There, this is more of an issue, since the frontend has to guess the id of the current item in order to make a request so that it is not included in the results.

In and out are currently a python float, i.e. '23.0' or '23.1' or '23.11' or '23.111'. It would be more consistent if they always had 3 decimals ('23.000', '23.100', '23.110', '23.111'). The same applies to sequence ids. There, this is more of an issue, since the frontend has to guess the id of the current item in order to make a request so that it is not included in the results.
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