Added by Anonymous over 4 years ago. Updated over 3 years ago.
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Example: (all return integers)
X$="1234.56" Y$="-234.56" Print Val(X$), Val(Y$) ' Should print: 1234.56 -234.56 Vx=Val(X$):Vx#=Val(X$) Print Vx,Vx# ' Should print 1234 1234.56 Vy=Val(Y$):Vy#=Val(Y$) Print Vy,Vy# ' Should print -234 -234.56
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1234 -234 1234 1234 -234 -234
1234.56 -234 1234 1234.56 -234 -234.56
Corrected!
Tested in 0.9.5.1 Partially working.
The third example works wrong with integers.
It is rounding instead of taking the integer portion.
It should return -234 vs. -235
re-tested in 0.9.8.1 Example 3 still fails.
First value should be an integer, but was rounded up.
Example 3:
X$="1234.56" Y$="-234.56" Vy=Val(Y$):Vy#=Val(Y$) Print Vy,Vy# ' Should print -234 -234.56
Result should be:
-234 -234.56
Instead, I get:
-235 -234.56
I know what needs to change for the one remaining function that is failing.
Vy=Val(Y$) is being converted to an integer using floor(). That's Ok for positive numbers only.
Negative numbers should use ceil() instead.
Fixed the last part of this that wasn't working.
Corrected this same issue in several places in the code.
Working in Beta RC3!
