Thanks! That worked, but I have one question. If you have a Currency
type, why are you throwing it to a function named StrToFloat? Why not
StrToCur or StrToCurrency? Just asking so I know not to make that
mistake in the future.
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It's a miracle of Oriented Object Progamming !
StrToFloat can take a large type of value Single, Double, Currency.
Every method are overload.
I have recently overload this function to add the Decimal separator at the
end to
design a calculator like Windows calc.exe
//overlaod of the function floatToStr
function floatTostr(v:Extended):string;
begin
Result:=Sysutils.FloatToStr(v);
if pos(DecimalSeparator,Result)=0 then Result:=Result+DecimalSeparator;
end;
Polymorphism is funny !
Mr TACK
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