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I am using indicatif to process lots of data, and it's great. My programme does hundreds of thousands to millions of iterations of second. The {per_sec} template will show me the rate to 4 decimal places (e.g. 120,399,714.0565/s). That's too many numbers.
Can we get a per_sec_human template variable which will print something like 120 M/s in this case?
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If you submit a PR I'd be okay with reviewing/merging it. Arguably the human formatting should have been more like an orthogonal filter from the start...
Could this be something like a :short suffix instead, to print any number with k/M/G prefixes? I would love it for other options, so {pos:short}/{len:short} ({per_sec:short}) could print 143M/4G (1.0M/s) (currently 143288000/4294967295 (1,008,174.0894/s)).
I am using
indicatif
to process lots of data, and it's great. My programme does hundreds of thousands to millions of iterations of second. The{per_sec}
template will show me the rate to 4 decimal places (e.g.120,399,714.0565/s
). That's too many numbers.Can we get a
per_sec_human
template variable which will print something like120 M/s
in this case?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: