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August 16, 2017 00:10
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Correctly converts a number in TorqueScript to a string
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| // Converts a number to a string correctly | |
| function num2str(%num) | |
| { | |
| if (mAbs(%num) < 1000000) | |
| return "" @ %num; | |
| if (%num < 0) | |
| { | |
| %neg = true; | |
| %num = -%num; | |
| } | |
| %decimals = %num - mFloor(%num); | |
| %decilen = strlen(%decimals); | |
| %million = mFloor(%num / 1000000); | |
| %num = %num % 1000000; | |
| %len = 6 - strlen(%num); | |
| for (%i = 0; %i < %len; %i++) | |
| %num = 0 @ %num; | |
| return (%neg ? "-" : "") @ %million @ %num @ (%decilen > 1 ? getSubStr(%decimals, 1, %decilen) : ""); | |
| } |
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I found out that on line 13 it will get precision error in a matter of 0.0001. Currently unsure of how to solve that, as it will generate complete wrong result for some part. Also, it will for calculated numbers still generate invalid data, despite still being correct. This solution is not the best one and wont work with most numbers above one million.
TorqueScript sucks.