I recently upgraded the Mathematica version to 13 and moved to a new computer. I’m assuming my issue is some long-forgotten setting, but does anyone know why my last angular gauge scale in the attached screenshot contains fractions instead of decimals? I will occasionally get fractions on the price scale when using stock chart functionality as well.
Gold star to whoever can point to the setting I need to change.
All the best!!
I get decimals with this code and version 13.3:
AngularGauge[.2, {-1., 10.0}, ScaleOrigin -> {Pi, 0.0},
ScaleRanges -> {{-1.0, .49} -> Green, {.5, 10.} -> Red},
GaugeLabels -> "Sahm Rule Recession Ind."]
Try this until you find the source of the trouble.
Put $Post=N at the beginning of your code. All subsequent calculations will be numeric.
Then put $Post=. at the end of the code to return to the default mode.
I’m on 13.1. I subscribe to a yearly subscription, but in their infinite wisdom, the folks at Wolfram stopped allowing yearly subscribers to update. I’m stuck on whatever version is available on the day I subscribe unless I pay for the support package. This is annoying because my renewal date is typically just before the major revision. With that off my chest, copying and pasting your code into 13.1 yields fractions for me. I very much appreciate the post!
All the best.
Thank you! This corrects the problem for now.
All the best!
Actually, I’m a little surprised that AngularGauge doesn’t have a fractional scale option.
I thought it might as well.
Talking of decimal points, until a few versions ago GeoScaleBar gave integers as scale tags, as in
GeoGraphics[Entity["Country", "UnitedKingdom"],
GeoScaleBar -> Placed["Kilometers", {Right, Top}]]
Now the numbers have decimal points, as in 100. km
I suppose the change is not intentional, because the example pictures in the documentation still show integers, until we re-evaluate.