Fix for monitors with long-decimal refresh rates#14
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`d` display precise values, trim zeroes + more precise fuzzy matching
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btw thanks for the utility! |
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My monitor is some cheap imported thing I got years ago. It has display resolutions like:
(this was printed post-change)
Basically, there was no way to set certain resolutions because 95/94/94.5 were not accepted by the match tolerance of 0.005. And the previous
doption did not display the true decimal value to try to get a better match. So I changed both.dwill print the actual precise reported Hz. Trailing zeroes are stripped including the decimal if all zeroes.MatchesRefreshRatewas relaxed.Now this command actually works like I'd expect it to.
Oh, and added a release build command to readme. Feel free to remove that.