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: From: Critz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
: Sent: Monday, December 02, 2002 10:55 PM
: To: CF-Community
: Subject: CF and JS
:
:
: oi CF-Community,!!
:
: in javascript
: this:
:var tmpValue = 1321.17405912 * 13.6307948336 * 2.87603038824E-009;
:alert(tm
Just remember floating point math in javascript, and I imagine CF too,
is inherently imprecise when you start using numbers like the ones
below.
--
jon
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Monday, December 2, 2002, 10:55:23 PM, you wrote:
C> oi CF-Community,!!
C> in javascript
C> this:
C>var
> now mind you I am assuming these values are the same, just
> in different formats or are they not?
>
> and if they are, how you reckon I can get it back
> to a regular format, cuz it's shaggin my calculations
NumberFormat()
Pretty much says it all, I think
Philip Arnold
Technic
oi CF-Community,!!
in javascript
this:
var tmpValue = 1321.17405912 * 13.6307948336 * 2.87603038824E-009;
alert(tmpValue);
equals:
0.5179343195439509
in CF
this:
tmpValue = 1321.17405912 * 13.6307948336 * 2.87603038824E-009;
writeoutput("{" & tm
