Hi John,
there's no dumb questions, maybe badly researched ones, and you
definitely don't have the habit of posting the latter, so: Good
question!
It all boils down to this line in gnuradio/gr-
qtgui/lib/numberdisplayform.cc:
d_text_box[i]->setText(QString("%1 %2").arg(f, 4, ' ').\
arg(QString(d_unit[i].c_str())));
in which the current value `f` is displayed with four digits after the
decimal dot.
I'd agree this is probably not what's desirable in any application.
Now, this can be changed; for example, we could add a way to set the
number of digits variably instead of to 4. However, that'll be a source
code and API change, so it'll require recompilation of GNU Radio and
relinking of everything that use gr-qtgui. Does that help you?
Best regards,
Marcus
On Mon, 2018-03-05 at 16:36 -0500, John Ackermann N8UR wrote:
I hate to put such a dumb question to the list, but I'm going nuts
trying to do something that ought to be simple.
I am using a QT Number Sink to display dB values in float format. It is
showing many more decimal places than have any meaning. I'd like to
round the display to one or two decimal places.
I tried making an embedded python block to do the rounding and finally
succeeded (it was a long and painful process, and frankly I don't
understand why I had to do what I did to get it to work), but the number
sink is still printing all the extra decimal places, they're just now
set to zero.
Is there any trick to round or even just truncate the number of decimal
places shown in the QT Number Sink?
Thanks,
John
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