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Hi,
I am facing this issue where my I have an event on november 1st (when seeing it from monthview on october) that makes the event seem like two (I am guessing due to DST)
Debugging the code, I see that timeDifferenceStart is 37.083333333333336 and timeDifferenceEnd is 38.04165509259259.
index is Math.floor of timeDifferenceStart so 37. timeDifferenceEnd - eps is 38.040655092592594
so when iterating like this...
while (index < timeDifferenceEnd - eps)
And that it's why it's two days instead of one as it should be.
So what is eps and why is eps=0.001 on monthview?
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@kas84 eps is for handling the number precision. Because in JavaScript, it's common to get below result
0.2 + 0.4 = 0.6000000000000001
It will leads to not equal result. That's why I use eps.
May I know what's your startTime, endTime and time zone?
Hi,
I am facing this issue where my I have an event on november 1st (when seeing it from monthview on october) that makes the event seem like two (I am guessing due to DST)
Debugging the code, I see that timeDifferenceStart is 37.083333333333336 and timeDifferenceEnd is 38.04165509259259.
index is Math.floor of timeDifferenceStart so 37.
timeDifferenceEnd - eps is 38.040655092592594
so when iterating like this...
And that it's why it's two days instead of one as it should be.
So what is eps and why is eps=0.001 on monthview?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: