Re: Formating a double value

Sounds like one of my homework assignments from a basic programming course... try this on your answer sheet: if (x == 235.1) { return(235,10); } The answer from a book such as Advanced Palm Programming by Mann Rischpater in chapter 3 on number conversion might also work, but won't get you

Re: Formating a double value

if (x == 235.1) { return(235,10); } LOL. now that's a really good idea. i wonder how many lines are required to handle all the possible numbers? markus dresch (www.palmside.com) -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see

Re: Formating a double value

: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 9:07 AM Subject: Re: Formating a double value if (x == 235.1) { return(235,10); } -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Formating a double value

Hy! How can I format a double value to a string like the example bellow? a string like this: 200 to 200,00 235,1 to 235,10 2541 to 2.541,00 The last one is not very important, but i really need to know how to transform the doubles values to string like the

Re: Formating a double value

27, 2003 4:23 PM Subject: Formating a double value Hy! How can I format a double value to a string like the example bellow? a string like this: 200 to 200,00 235,1 to 235,10 2541 to 2.541,00 The last one is not very important, but i really need to know how

Re: Formating a double value

i've got a function that does exactly that. i already posted it before, so if you would have searched a bit you would have found the code to do that... (STFW) void NumFormat(Char *strP, double dvalue, short dec){ Char *buf = MemPtrNew(50); Char *szDec = MemPtrNew(20); Int32 lpow = pow(10, dec);