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Replace PHP internal fmod function because it gives false negatives #2387
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| if($y == 0.0) { | ||
| return 1.0; | ||
| } | ||
| return $x-$y*floor($x/$y); |
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Please add spaces between operators, not sure this will pass CS
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I fixed the remaining CS issues on merge. Thanks! |
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fmod is unsafe to use, because for floats that are internally represented differently it give results like 0.00099999997 or something. I used one of the replacement functions found on the PHP manual as a quick fix