On Thu, Jul 8, 2010 at 12:52 PM, Pedro Teixeira <[email protected]> wrote: > I have a JSON Object with a latitude and longitude String on which I > get the values doing this: > String latitude = picInfo.getString("latitude"); > String longitude = picInfo.getString("longitude"); > > Then I convert them to floats like this: > float latInt = Float.valueOf(latitude).floatValue(); > float longInt = Float.valueOf(longitude).floatValue(); > > And place them on a GeoPoint like this: > GeoPoint X = new GeoPoint((int) (latInt*1E6),(int) (longInt*1E6) ); > > Debugging this values I can see JAVA approximates the values, is there > anyway to keep them exactly the same?
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