Fix subtract() function not working with parameter type other than Big #36
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Beautiful. I was going to say something about this in an issue ticket but this got my project running again. Thank you! |
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Added type check of the parameter of the subtract() function. (same as in add() function)
Now subtract() works with a float as a parameter.
I had the problem that the minusEquals() function did not work with a float as a parameter. The problem was that in the subtract() function, the parameters were not converted into a Big before accessing the attribute "exponent" of the parameter.