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Post by bplus on Dec 5, 2021 15:05:33 GMT -5
Percent = Int(number of hits * 100 / shots fired)
Should round it nicely to Integer amount.
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johnno56
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Post by johnno56 on Dec 5, 2021 17:20:35 GMT -5
Int works fine for 'whole' numbers... But, a decimal place or two, adds a little 'character'... (imho) lol - The tip is appreciated.
Yeah. I noticed QB64 is down again... Mud-wrestler's undies... lol
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Post by bplus on Dec 5, 2021 18:23:05 GMT -5
Int works fine for 'whole' numbers... But, a decimal place or two, adds a little 'character'... (imho) lol - The tip is appreciated. Yeah. I noticed QB64 is down again... Mud-wrestler's undies... lol OK so you want to control number of places. Does this translate to RC? x# = 1234.123456789
For decimalPlaces = -2 To 6
Print xDP$(x#, decimalPlaces)
Next
Function xDP$ (x As Double, DP As Integer)
Dim test$, p As Long
test$ = _Trim$(Str$(Int(x * 10 ^ DP) / 10 ^ DP))
p = InStr(test$, ".")
If p = 0 And DP <> 0 Then test$ = test$ + "." + String$(DP, "0")
If p And DP = 0 Then test$ = Left$(test$, Len(test$) - 1)
xDP$ = test$
End Function |
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johnno56
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Post by johnno56 on Dec 5, 2021 21:49:02 GMT -5
RC does not apply attributes (like double and integer) in function commands but could probably convert it.
Thanks for the code. By the way, Interesting colour theme you have there...
J
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