Emmanuel
Emmanuel
> Considering you are using Ubuntu you may have a PipeWire release that is too old and with bugs they have already fixed. Unless you have installed some king of...
``` $ pipewire --version pipewire Compiled with libpipewire 0.3.48 Linked with libpipewire 0.3.48 ```
Updated to pipewire 1.0.7 and this is fixed.
Related #4398, not the same.
Solution to this is adding a check on the popup similar to file creation ones:  And making the button disabled.
> To be clear, it is not that it has to be a C++ package, but rather that it has to be a CMake package; the language doesn't matter. Wait,...
> do you know any other libraries that support parsing Fortran floating point values? No. > we are open to suggestions, but this is a bit tricky My suggestion is...
> can you share which datatypes are most susceptible to this issue, such as Scalars / Vector3 / Pose3? Ideally floats should all be handled the same. But I would...
I am using a custom parsing routine in my plugin,that parses a custom tag: ``` 0.6519e-8 0.1490e-7 -0.5960e-7 -0.1192e-6 0.7782e5 0.3277e5 -0.6554e5 -0.1966e6 ``` Read like this: ``` const auto...
> so I assume some of the `gz:coeff*` elements are the ones where the `d` syntax may be used? We will be sure to add tests to cover this case...