[memory] Show full memory frequency in dialog#1132
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ten9876 merged 1 commit intoApr 11, 2026
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Looks good — clean, minimal fix with no issues found.
The one-digit-to-six change is correct: frequencies stored in MHz need 6 decimal places to preserve Hz-level precision (e.g. 14.225000 instead of 14.225). The column sizing is fine — resizeColumnsToContents() at line 281 runs before the minimum-width clamp at line 282, so the wider string will be displayed without truncation.
No out-of-scope changes, no null pointer or resource leak risks. Thanks for the fix @jensenpat.
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Root Cause
The Memory dialog formatted frequencies with only 3 decimal places, which truncated the displayed MHz value and hid the last 3 digits.
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