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Floats and Percentage - Barnabus - 10-02-2012 10:10 AM This is laughable I know.. It works perfect but can anyone tell me what I have done wrong, because I dont think I should be dividing by a million. Code: [FUNCTION f_Percentage] //f_Percentage <%>,<WholeNumber> RE: Floats and Percentage - Barnabus - 10-02-2012 10:06 PM DarkSun Pointed out *** If <ARVGV[0]> is 25 FLOAT.ValueA=<EVAL <ARGV[0]>> = 25.0 and <FVAL <FLOAT.ValueA>> = 25,000,00.0 Dividing by 1kk = 2.5 hence a further divison by 10 to get the .25 (25%) <FVAL <FLOAT.ValueA>> = 25,000,00.0 <<< This dont make sense ... If I Evaluate 2.0 I get 20 If I evaluate 20 I get 20 so when I Float Evaluate 2.5 I would expect 2.5 Is it supposed to be like how it is ? RE: Floats and Percentage - Extreme - 10-02-2012 11:59 PM What do you really want? A percentage function? Do you want decimal values or integers is okay? PHP Code: [FUNCTION F_PERCENTAGE] // F_PERCENTAGE 10,100 = 10% RE: Floats and Percentage - Shaklaban - 10-03-2012 01:36 AM you can also use muldiv for percantage like local.perc = <muldiv <argn1> 10 100> //returns %10 of argn1 http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa383718(v=vs.85).aspx RE: Floats and Percentage - Barnabus - 10-03-2012 07:42 AM Extreme and Shaklaban - Thanks guys though Its not a percentage function I need. Its the floats I am confused about. (Value/100*Percentage) is fine in integers, though I wanted to do it the other way for example 25% of 100 = (100*0.25) Now casting an integer to a float in sphere is slightly puzzling. Take the little function below. Code: [FUNCTION f_floatYerBoat] So I was wondering am I using FLOAT and FVAL correctly ? RE: Floats and Percentage - RanXerox - 10-03-2012 08:13 AM FVAL is just an evaluation of the expression that returns a string with the decimal place moved one point to the left... Its a cosmetic function to make it easier to display a number in a dialog. so when you do <FVAL 20> the output is 2.0 and if you do <FVAL 20.0> you get 20.0 and if you do <FVAL 20.000> you get 2000.0 RE: Floats and Percentage - Barnabus - 10-03-2012 09:05 PM Thanks RanXerox, now I understand I thought It was numerical like float/double Thanks |