Re: syntax question, not in online refernce

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1997


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 10521
interpreted = N
texte = >>>Trying to format a number 1579 no floating point. >>> >>>[format thousands 7?][countertotal][/format], where ? is what goes here! >> >>[format thousands .0f][countertotal][/format] ought to do it. It looks >>weird, but basically you're telling it you want 0 places after the decimal >>point. > >What about [format thousands 7d][countertotal][/format], wouldn't that do >it too? I thought f was for floating point and d was for decimal integer?what that gives you if a number where 1579.12587=countertotal[format thousands 7d][countertotal][/format] = output 1579It strips it down to a full integer, but does not make it 1,579. Tried that :)will give Grants suggeted [format thousands 0.f[countertotal][/format a go later today. If it works, then issues dead (no post) if it doesn't then :)=============================================== Gary Richter PanaVise Products, Inc. 7540 Colbert Dr. Reno, Nevada 89511 Ph: 702.850.2900 Fx: 702.850.2929 Email: grichter@panavise.com http://www.panavise.com =============================================== ------------------------------------ To leave this talk list send an email to macjordomo@smithmicro.com with BODY unsubscribe WebDNA-Talk ------------------------------------ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: syntax question, not in online refernce (grichter@panavise.com (Gary Richter) 1997)
  2. Re: syntax question, not in online refernce (Kenneth Grome 1997)
  3. Re: syntax question, not in online refernce (Grant Hulbert 1997)
  4. Re: syntax question, not in online refernce (grichter@panavise.com (Gary Richter) 1997)
  5. Re: syntax question, not in online refernce (Kenneth Grome 1997)
  6. syntax question, not in online refernce (grichter@panavise.com (Gary Richter) 1997)
>>>Trying to format a number 1579 no floating point. >>> >>>[format thousands 7?][countertotal][/format], where ? is what goes here! >> >>[format thousands .0f][countertotal][/format] ought to do it. It looks >>weird, but basically you're telling it you want 0 places after the decimal >>point. > >What about [format thousands 7d][countertotal][/format], wouldn't that do >it too? I thought f was for floating point and d was for decimal integer?what that gives you if a number where 1579.12587=countertotal[format thousands 7d][countertotal][/format] = output 1579It strips it down to a full integer, but does not make it 1,579. Tried that :)will give Grants suggeted [format thousands 0.f[countertotal][/format a go later today. If it works, then issues dead (no post) if it doesn't then :)=============================================== Gary Richter PanaVise Products, Inc. 7540 Colbert Dr. Reno, Nevada 89511 Ph: 702.850.2900 Fx: 702.850.2929 Email: grichter@panavise.com http://www.panavise.com =============================================== ------------------------------------ To leave this Talk List send an email to macjordomo@smithmicro.com with BODY unsubscribe WebDNA-Talk ------------------------------------ grichter@panavise.com (Gary Richter)

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