Long time listener, first time caller.

I couldn't see any documentation on this, so I thought I'd ask: is there a reason that support for JSON serialization to a specified number of decimal places isn't supported via a struct tag? I'm thinking something like:

type Foo struct {
    Bar decimal.Decimal `json:"bar",decimalPlaces:"2"`
}

The advantage here being that if my API r

Fix the examples. There is misinformation: "Named functions provide fine-tuned control over arithmetic results." The whole message is out of date.

1. Create 'Cube', 'Cube.001', 'Cube.002'. Create collection 'Collection 1'.
2. Move 'Cube.002' into 'Collection 1'.
3. Exclude 'Collection 1' by clicking the check box on its left.
4. Goto 'Quick Align Planes' Grab Destination of 'Cube'.
5. Select 'Cube.001' select three points and hit 'Apply to Object' button.
6. Get error message "Object Cube.002 not in View layer 'View layer'".

To start with, it should handle 1-dimensional functions of these types:

• Polynomials (ax + b)
• Exponentials (a * b^x)
• Logarithmic (b log a)

Should be able to:

• Provide the derivative function
• Provide the integral function

Permitir configurar layout do teclado, ou então ter opções já prontas, tipo Normal ou Invertido!
Seria muito útil, porque no meu caso por exemplo que utilizo a placa do Eduardo 'Dumpa' o teclado está invertido, Bomba na tecla da esquerda. (Obs.: Ele já me forneceu o arquivo para correção)

In order to both test AND demonstrate the Event Engine, we need a nice simple demo project.

This will serve to prove the workings of the Engine, as well as demonstrate the most simple possible implementation of it for consumers of this library.

Describe the bug
2 ^ -2 = 0.2 (should be 0.25)
2 ^ -3 = 0.1 (should be 0.125)
2 ^ -4 = 0.06 (should be 0.0625)

It seems like it cuts off all the digits except the first one after the zeros.