Depuis ce matin, le web français bruisse de la censure politique sur Twitter de comptes anti-sarkozy.

C'est la simple conséquence de l'utilisation d'un service centralisé.

Les gens qui sont censurés n'ont qu'à se plaindre à eux-mêmes.

Il ne me viendrait pas à l'idée de publier des messages dissidents sur un média centralisé, donc hautement susceptible de me censurer.

Ceci étant dit, l'état d'esprit d'un gouvernement qui censure la liberté d'expression en appelant la kommandantur en dit long. Vivement que ça dégage tout ça.

Build 3.0.0.20 of xlsgen makes an important improvement to rendering floating-point values.

Before that build, when a number such as 0,746357 would be rendered in a cell where the formatting is set to Number with 2 decimals, xlsgen would store it as 0,746357 but render it (display, print) as 0,74, therefore truncating the value correspondingly. This was a convention.

Turns out Excel has another convention which is to round up the last decimal to the next value. In the example above, this would become 0,75, because the next decimal 6 is greater or equal than 5.

Neither convention is good or bad, simply a convention.

Beginning with this build, xlsgen adopts Excel convention.

For rendering and display, xlsgen now rounds up values as in Excel.

This obviously causes rendering and display changes. Customers may review this before considering there is a fault in the program.

Build 3.0.0.19 of xlsgen improves the print/preview/PDF/XPS rendering in several ways.

First of all, it improves how extremely large pictures are rendered. Before that build, the pixels on borders could be left not rendered due to rounding errors in the picture rendering layer (OLE32). xlsgen anticipates the rounding error now.

Second, xlsgen now supports cell indent rendering which is a style formatting used in Left and Right alignment.

No source code change needed.