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Jeff Epler
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Since CircuitPython floats have very small precision, the "total_seconds" method was not very useful for large timedeltas. Instead of always returning a float, use pure-integer arithmetic (and return an int) if either: * the length of time is big (1<<21 is 2097152 seconds or about 24 days) * the number of microseconds is zero Otherwise, for small values with nonzero microseconds, use floating-point math. The cut-off point was chosen because in CircuitPython float arithmetic, 2097151.0+0.5 is different from 2097151.0, but 2097152.0+0.5 and 2097152.0 are *the same float*. |
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