1.5.0CVS: Timerate is inaccurate (WIN32)

[Adirondack]

The timerate doesn't work properly in cel-scripts with 1.5.0 CVS (WIN32).

250 goes 300 (rounded up)
320 goes 300 (rounded off)
350 goes 400 (rounded up)
380 goes 400 (rounded up)
400 goes 400 (OK)

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{
select { object "Sol/Earth" }
follow {}
print { text "Timerate 250" row -4 column 1 duration 10.0}
timerate { rate 250 }
wait { duration 10 }
print { text "Timerate 320" row -4 column 1 duration 10.0}
timerate { rate 320 }
wait { duration 10 }
print { text "Timerate 350" row -4 column 1 duration 10.0}
timerate { rate 350 }
wait { duration 10 }
print { text "Timerate 380" row -4 column 1 duration 10.0}
timerate { rate 380 }
wait { duration 10 }
print { text "Timerate 400" row -4 column 1 duration 10.0}
timerate { rate 400 }
wait { duration 10 }
timerate { rate 1 }
}


Adirondack

[Toti]

The timerate is correctly set by the script, but the readout was being rounded a bit too much. It's fixed now.

[Adirondack]

Thanks, Toti.

Adirondack

[Adirondack]

Toti,

I have updated my local CVS (Dec 11, 22:15 UT) and I did compile the EXE anew (with empty Release dirs).
But the error still exists (it is not fixed).

Adirondack

[Toti]

Sorry, my mistake .
It should have been committed this time.