Show significant digits by default in QLineEdit. #5893
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FIX: Show significant digits by default in QLineEdit.
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FIX: Show significant digits by default in QLineEdit.
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backported to 1.5.x as aa13812 |
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FIX: Show significant digits by default in QLineEdit.
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After creating a new plot with
and clicking the green-tick-button, this is how the xlims used to be displayed:
and how they'd be displayed after the patch: