Re: Use of In Range and Coerce with only floor value.

2004-01-13 Thread Shan
For your ceiling value wire a DBL (or SGL) and enter "Inf" for the
value (without the quotes).


Tim



Re: Use of In Range and Coerce with only floor value.

2004-01-13 Thread Ed Dickens
What the documantation means when it says to Include Lower Limit is
weather or not it should include the number you have connected in it's
range test. In other words, if it's checked, any value equal to or
less than your limit will get coerced. If it's not checked, only those
values that are less than get coerced.

So both limits are always tested, so they both must be connected.

If you want to ignore the upper limit, just set the upper limit to the
numeric representation max value. There's a Positive Infinity constant
on the Additional Numeric Constants sub palette under the Numeric main
palette that can be used for double and single precision number types.

Ed



Re: Use of In Range and Coerce with only floor value.

2004-01-13 Thread john_c_m
Thanks!

I see, the include option is for the true/false output.

I didn't think about using infinity...that's elegant enough for me.

- John