> > Also, is it really a must to declare variables used in computation to be
> > global in scope? I tried declaring the variable vola1 as local (set vola1 =
> > 0.0) but when i test the value in the message window it returned a
> > value. Why is this?
>
>Don't know about the rest of your q
From: Roy C. Crisman
Incorrect. the floatprecision only changes the number of decimal places that
display/result. Director ALWAYS uses the full precision to calculate values.
-- Welcome to Director --
x = .3
y = .4
z = .9
set the floatprecision = 2
put x
-- 0.00
put y
-- 0.00
put
At 11:52 AM -0400 06/15/01, Lingo-L Digest wrote:
> cvalue1 = float(1.0 * (s * exp(-(divi1) * timeperiod)) *\
> cum1_comput(1.0 * d1)) -- this part calls the function
The above line has a typo. It should be "cum1_compute" not "cum1_comput"
That may well just have been an error in th
Ellen,
A couple of problems/concepts here.
(First, your clock is set a few hours into the future, so all
responses show up before your question :) )
There is no need for any of the "global" statements in your
"compute_prices" handler. These variables are only used in that
handler - that is
> Also, is it really a must to declare variables used in computation to be
> global in scope? I tried declaring the variable vola1 as local (set vola1 =
> 0.0) but when i test the value in the message window it returned a
> value. Why is this?
Don't know about the rest of your query, but as fa
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> Behalf Of Jonatan Wallgren
> Sent: 15. kesäkuuta 2001 12:32
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: SV: returned value from function
>
>
> Hi Ellen
>
> I haven´t checked the code thoroughly but I think it's a flo
juni 2001 02:09
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Ämne: returned value from function
Hello lists,
I have this problem with the values returned after calling a function
handler. Below are the handler definitions.
this is the handler that calls the function cum1_compute
on compute_prices
Hello lists,
I have this problem with the values returned after calling a function
handler. Below are the handler definitions.
this is the handler that calls the function cum1_compute
on compute_prices
-- global variable declarations
global s, x, vola, rate, div, days
global
