Re: [WebDNA] Is [math] on a number with too many digits the only way that I can get scientific notation out of webdna?

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2011

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 106991
interpreted = N
texte = >>> [snip]>>>> this:>>>> [math][cart]+1[/math]>>>>=20>>>> produces:>>>> 1.31108545312375e+16>>>>=20>>>> Is there any other way that I can get scientific notation out of =webdna?>>>>=20>>>> Thanks>>>=20>>>=20>>> Not for me. What version/platform of WebDNA are you running?>>=20>>=20>> version=3D6.0>> platform=3Dunix-Linux Intel RedHat>=20>=20>=20> I don't remember changing the math context in CICADA, so something is =not right here. I can multiply [cart] by 100 and still not get =scientific notation (*1000 does get there).>=20> Are you sure [math][cart]+1[/math] gives you the result you are =saying?positive. Just tested again:[math][cart]+1[/math]evaluated to:1.31110022015198e+16Anyway, I was asking if any of you guys have seen any *other* way to get =scientific notation out of webdna.. other than by using [math] on a long =number.. *wherever* the number may have come from.Thanks-Govinda= Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: [WebDNA] Is [math] on a number with too many digits the only way that I can get scientific notation out of webdna? (Stuart Tremain 2011) Re: [WebDNA] Is [math] on a number with too many digits the only way that I can get scientific notation out of webdna? (Govinda 2011) Re: [WebDNA] Is [math] on a number with too many digits the only way that I can get scientific notation out of webdna? (Govinda 2011) Re: [WebDNA] Is [math] on a number with too many digits the only way that I can get scientific notation out of webdna? (Govinda 2011) Re: [WebDNA] Is [math] on a number with too many digits the only way that I can get scientific notation out of webdna? (Kenneth Grome 2011) Re: [WebDNA] Is [math] on a number with too many digits the only way that I can get scientific notation out of webdna? (Govinda 2011) [WebDNA] Is [math] on a number with too many digits the only way that I can get scientific notation out of webdna? (Govinda 2011)

>>> [snip]>>>> this:>>>> [math][cart]+1[/math]>>>>=20>>>> produces:>>>> 1.31108545312375e+16>>>>=20>>>> Is there any other way that I can get scientific notation out of =webdna?>>>>=20>>>> Thanks>>>=20>>>=20>>> Not for me. What version/platform of WebDNA are you running?>>=20>>=20>> version=3D6.0>> platform=3Dunix-Linux Intel RedHat>=20>=20>=20> I don't remember changing the math context in CICADA, so something is =not right here. I can multiply [cart] by 100 and still not get =scientific notation (*1000 does get there).>=20> Are you sure [math][cart]+1[/math] gives you the result you are =saying?positive. Just tested again:[math][cart]+1[/math]evaluated to:1.31110022015198e+16Anyway, I was asking if any of you guys have seen any *other* way to get =scientific notation out of webdna.. other than by using [math] on a long =number.. *wherever* the number may have come from.Thanks-Govinda= Govinda

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