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FAQ.How to format double with n digits?
Answer: You can use the FormatMBS function for this.
Example:
Notes:
see FormatMBS for details.
In general %f is normal style, %e is scientific and %g is whichever gives best result for given space.
Answer: You can use the FormatMBS function for this.
Example:
dim d as Double = 123.4567890
listbox1.AddRow FormatMBS("%f", d)
listbox1.AddRow FormatMBS("%e", d)
listbox1.AddRow FormatMBS("%g", d)
listbox1.AddRow FormatMBS("%5.5f", d)
listbox1.AddRow FormatMBS("%5.5e", d)
listbox1.AddRow FormatMBS("%5.5g", d)
d = 0.000000123456
listbox1.AddRow FormatMBS("%f", d)
listbox1.AddRow FormatMBS("%e", d)
listbox1.AddRow FormatMBS("%g", d)
listbox1.AddRow FormatMBS("%5.5f", d)
listbox1.AddRow FormatMBS("%5.5e", d)
listbox1.AddRow FormatMBS("%5.5g", d)
see FormatMBS for details.
In general %f is normal style, %e is scientific and %g is whichever gives best result for given space.
Links
MBS Xojo tutorial videos
