Goo'day,
Some advice... Treat it as you may.....
Try setting WideZeo (via Config editor) to 0x3eb00000
Always works for us....
HTH
At 15:28 09/10/04, you wrote:
On Thursday 07 October 2004 6:46 am, Gordon Glorfield wrote: > What was the exact error message you were getting?
No error message, just results where int(88.04 * 10000) did not equal (88.04 * 10000)
Basicly it looks like this code was meant to accept 88.04, but not 88.042
> What else has changed?
After a little more investigation, and help from this newsgroup, I think the problem is in the wide0 UniVerse setting.
> New version? Is this UD or UV? I need more information to be able to > offer any advice.
This is all on version 10.1.0 and 10.1.2(I believe) of UniVerse.
> BTW your work-around is not the same as the original. I would expect > entirely different results from the two.
Yes, you are right... I was hasty. An IBM consultant working on this same project recommended mulitplying these floats by 100, then adding .5, and testing the INT() value after that. What do you think? ------- u2-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
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