O/H Andries Bos έγραψε:
> Hello
> 
> We are busy working, along with 3 others, on an estimation program: I'm using 
> a lot of doubles, but also curruncies to present the calculated values to the 
> user. (e.g. A *b * C * D = X  where a,b,c,d are doubles and X is of type 
> currency)
> 
> Now a customer entered a 13- valued value and after doing some calculation 
> the user recieves a resulting currency value, it shows a 'invalid floating 
> point' error.(so the result is > MaxCurrency) Lowering one of the values will 
> prevent this error, but I have to deal with these numbers.
> 
> I saw that the max value of currency is about  E+14 and double ~ E+308  . 
> 
> What is the neatest way to deal with calulated values that could result in an 
> "invalid floating point" error. Do I have to limit all entries to a certain 
> maximum, do I have to encapsulate all calculations with try except...?
> 
> Any structured way of dealing with these sort of values will be great. 
> As these calculations are used in many parts of our program and the values 
> provided to a user are being recalculated ad-hoc, using try except on all 
> calculations (> 100,000,000) will put a great penalty on the performance.
> 
> I've done this in Excel and excel will show values > limit as somthing like " 
> + #Value"  (i'm using the dutch version). The customer would like to be 
> presented, I think, by a simular solution..
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> Andries
> The Netherlands


Hi Andries

check the

NaN and Infinity constants
IsNaN(), IsInfinite(), Sign() etc functions
and this page at
http://homepages.borland.com/efg2lab/Library/Delphi/MathInfo/Resources.htm

Also you may try using Extended instead of Doubles




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Theo

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