Bug fix. Math. term for left bearing divided by length of beam, not by dist. between bearings.

To divide the term for the solution of the left bearing by the distance betwenn the
bearings (not the length of the beam!) is the right way to do it.

Author: codingbychanche

.DS_Store

@@ -36,7 +36,8 @@ public class BeamSolver {
 	 * Solves a simply supported beam.
 	 * 
 	 * @param beam			A simply supported {@link Beam} with two {@link Bearing}'s and at least one {@link Load}
-	 * @param floatFormat 	Float Format. Determines the decimal places used within the term containing the detailed solution.
+	 * @param floatFormat 	Float Format. Determines the decimal places used within the term containing the detailed solution.<br>
+	 * 						Example: "2f" means two decimal places....
 	 * @return {@link BeamResult}
 	 */
 	public static BeamResult getResults(Beam beam,String floatFormat) {
@@ -160,7 +161,7 @@ public static BeamResult getResults(Beam beam,String floatFormat) {
 
 			// For the left bearing
 			String resultingForceAtLeftBearingFormatet=String.format("%."+floatFormat, result.getResultingForceAtLeftBearing_N());
-			termForSolutionAtLeftBearing.append(")/" + beam.getLength() + "m = " + resultingForceAtLeftBearingFormatet + "N");
+			termForSolutionAtLeftBearing.append(")/" + spaceBetweenBearings_m + "m = " + resultingForceAtLeftBearingFormatet + "N");
 			result.addSolutionTermForLeftBearing(termForSolutionAtLeftBearing.toString());
 
 			// For the right bearing