Modulus is supposed to return the remainder. I have tested this against New Atlanta's BD, OpenBD, and Java.
10.5 mod 4 = 2.5 in New Atlanta's BD 10.5 % 4 = 2.5 in Java 10.5 mod 4 = 2 in OpenBD Peter, I see nothing in the wikipedia article that restricts modulus calculations to whole numbers. Whole numbers just illustrate examples easier. Randy, I wish I was using simple numbers like this in my actual application. The application I'm writing is intended to draw circles on google earth. There's no circle polygon in KML, so the points around the circumference have to be calculated using a center latitude/ longitude and a given radius. I'm going to have to write my own math function to handle to make modulus work correctly in openBD. -- official tag/function reference: http://openbd.org/manual/ mailing list - http://groups.google.com/group/openbd?hl=en
