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added explanatory comment to rather uncommon way of calculating rule-of-three (dreisatz)

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fabianArbeit 2025-01-24 10:08:44 +01:00
parent c14f2455e4
commit 4a2d546198
2 changed files with 2 additions and 2 deletions

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LoadingBar.java

@ -338,7 +338,7 @@ public class LoadingBar {
private static String fillLoadingBar(long initialMinutes, long passedMinutes, boolean progressive) { private static String fillLoadingBar(long initialMinutes, long passedMinutes, boolean progressive) {
BigDecimal wholePercentage = BigDecimal.valueOf(100) BigDecimal wholePercentage = BigDecimal.valueOf(100)
.multiply(BigDecimal.valueOf(passedMinutes) .multiply(BigDecimal.valueOf(passedMinutes) // kind of reverse dreisatz to avoid to have e.g. 99.9999 instead of 100 %
.divide(BigDecimal.valueOf(initialMinutes), MathContext.DECIMAL64)); .divide(BigDecimal.valueOf(initialMinutes), MathContext.DECIMAL64));
long remainingMinutes = initialMinutes - passedMinutes; long remainingMinutes = initialMinutes - passedMinutes;
int numberOfEquals = wholePercentage.intValue(); int numberOfEquals = wholePercentage.intValue();

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SimpleLoadingBar.java

@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ public class SimpleLoadingBar {
private static String fillLoadingBar(long initialMinutes, long passedMinutes, boolean progressive) { private static String fillLoadingBar(long initialMinutes, long passedMinutes, boolean progressive) {
BigDecimal wholePercentage = BigDecimal.valueOf(100) BigDecimal wholePercentage = BigDecimal.valueOf(100)
.multiply(BigDecimal.valueOf(passedMinutes) .multiply(BigDecimal.valueOf(passedMinutes) // kind of reverse dreisatz to avoid to have e.g. 99.9999 instead of 100 %
.divide(BigDecimal.valueOf(initialMinutes), MathContext.DECIMAL64)); .divide(BigDecimal.valueOf(initialMinutes), MathContext.DECIMAL64));
long remainingMinutes = initialMinutes - passedMinutes; long remainingMinutes = initialMinutes - passedMinutes;
int numberOfEquals = wholePercentage.intValue(); int numberOfEquals = wholePercentage.intValue();