[Shotwell] Exposure exif value with 6 zeros

[Adam Dingle]

Kaj-Ivar,
> I just installed and compiled Shotwell 0.4, which is absolutely great! 
> It is improving really quickly.
>   

Thanks!
> By using it, I found that the value of the exif exposure is followed by 
> six zeros if the value is greater than 1 second. I think this is due to 
> the printf function with a double var, that, when it is used without any 
> precision-attribute, uses a precision of 6 by default. 
Good point.  We've now fixed this for 0.4.  We simply decided to show 1 
digit after the decimal point whenever the exposure is greater than 1 
second.  So a 15-second exposure will be displayed as "15.0 s".  I think 
that's OK.

> I hope this will be of some help for someone, I don't know who or how, 
> as this is my very first attempt to improve opensource software.

Welcome to the party. :)

> My 
> programming skills are very bad, like my English, so please forgive me 
> (and correct me! ;) ) if you like. I also don't know if this is the 
> right place to post it.
>   
You can always report Shotwell bugs either to this mailing list or by 
filing tickets at trac.yorba.org.  Thanks again!

adam