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`@printf(stdout,"<1e%2.2d", -4)` now correctly gives `"<1e-04"`, which allows the values to be always aligned (the column has always a 6-character width).
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This is causes test in StatsModels and GLM (and probably others) to break on 1.6. Here's an example of one that's failing: These tests all expect the p value to be printed like |
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Oh I see you've only changed the TEST here, not the actual printing. I guess my question is why the printing changed in the first place? |
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@printf(stdout,"<1e%2.2d", -4)now correctly gives"<1e-04", which allows the values to be always aligned (the column has always a 6-character width).