OpenEuphoria

real world value flaw

• Posted by Alan Tu <ATU5713 at COMPUSERVE.COM> Mar 12, 1999
• 570 views

>>>>>
    - you wanted to 'get' two values seperated by a comma in sequence-for=
m:
      Insert this before your 'value (s)' statement.....
                                                            s =3D '{' & s=
 '}'

    - you wanted to 'get' the value 1.234 as one floating point value:
     (a comma is the european alternative to seperate the floating point
part from the integer value)
     Insert this before your 'value (s)' statement.......
<<<<<

Sorry, Ralf.  You are incorrect.  And I wasn't doing this just to bother
Robert or anyone else with a "fluke".

I have some stats file that I'm trying to parse into values.  Its current=
ly
in the 100s.  Now, when the stats go over 1,000, I wonder if the service
(which is not under my control) will use commas, which is the US way of
separating thousands.  If it did, I wondered if Euphoria would be able to=

handle it.  The answer is, unfortunately, no.

Alan
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