How are float32 and float64 constants written?

[ghost]

Is there a resource or example on the floating point constants in the message format?

[airballking]

Just tried this in a test message:

float32 A=-0.1
float32 B=+0.1
float32 C=-0.1
float32 D=-1e-1
float32 E=-1e-01
float32 F=-0.01e+1
float32 G=-0.01e+01
float32 H=-1E-1
float32 I=-1E-01
float32 J=-0.01E+1
float32 K=-0.01E+01
float32 K=-0.01E+01

The resulting generated common lisp codes looked like this:

((:A . -0.1) 
 (:B . 0.1) 
 (:C . -0.1) 
 (:D . -0.1) 
 (:E . -0.1) 
 (:F . -0.1) 
 (:G . -0.1) 
 (:H . -0.1) 
 (:I . -0.1)
 (:J . -0.1) 
 (:K . -0.1))

It seems, whatever python likes is fair game.

[ghost]

Great, this seems to be exactly what we capture right now :)