Yeah, I just found that myself.I think I'll give it a miss!Perhaps I'll have to come up with another solution! ;)Hahahaha! :)On 2/22/06,
Paul Hastings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Niklas Richardson wrote:> Unfortunately we're using Flex 1.5 and thus AS2.>> I'll see if we can create some sort of i
Niklas Richardson wrote:
> Unfortunately we're using Flex 1.5 and thus AS2.
>
> I'll see if we can create some sort of icu4j clone in AS2.
core java's code (well GNU classpath) version is 500++ lines, icu4j is 4400++
lines (loads of comments). icu4j's NumberFormat (which can handle
BigDecimal/B
Unfortunately we're using Flex 1.5 and thus AS2.I'll see if we can create some sort of icu4j clone in AS2.CheersNiklasOn 2/22/06, Paul Hastings
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It might be possible to port the Java BigInteger class to AS3. The Java> source code is available, so it ought to be possi
> It might be possible to port the Java BigInteger class to AS3. The Java
> source code is available, so it ought to be possible to see fairly
> quickly whether it could work or not.
also don't forget the NumberFormat class. core java actually can't handle
BigDecimal/BigInteger classes. you mig
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2:56 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Handling
VERY large numbers in Flex
It might be possible to
port the Java BigInteger class to AS3. The Java source code is available, so it
ought to be possible to see fairly quickly whether it could work or not.
Spike
It might be possible to port the Java BigInteger class to AS3. The Java source code is available, so it ought to be possible to see fairly quickly whether it could work or not.Spike
On 2/21/06, Niklas Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Crap!I thought as much after reading something about C
Crap!I thought as much after reading something about ColdFusion and large integers and having to use the Java BigInt class.Oh well. I wonder whether 15 significant decimal digits will be enough! ;) haha!
CheersNiklasOn 2/21/06, Gordon Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You have a
You have a problem... a Number can't store
more than 15 or 16 significant decimal digits. If you need more, you're going
to have to write or acquire the equivalent of a BigInteger class, which would
probably use arbitrarily long Strings to store arbitrarily large integers.
- Gordon
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