Integer?
 

How do you make a certain value an integer?

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if (int(5.5) == 5) message w00t!;

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... ?

More like this:

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this.value=65.495303;

int(this.value);

//this.value=65

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I found it out, thx to Giltwist

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setstring clientr.hp,#v(int(random(25,100)));

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Pft, that is what I said, but, still...

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Untrue.

It was and example... I know it doesn't work :|

you meant this ?

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this.value = 65.75345;

this.newvalue = int(this.value);

message #v(this.newvalue);

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etc..

No, i meant

this.i=64.03048487529532
int(this.i);
And the solution would be 64... But that didn't work, i must do
this.i=64.03048487529532
this.j=int(this.i);

Yeah graal functions dont assign values by reference.

e.g. In VB:

Private Sub Form_Load()
Dim x as integer
funcByValue x
MsgBox x
End Sub

Function funcByValue(ByVal x As Integer)
x = 10
End Function

At the end of this program, it would msgbox 0

Private Sub Form_Load()
Dim x as integer
funcByReference x
MsgBox x
End Sub

Function funcByReference(ByRef x As Integer)
x = 10
End Function

At the end of this program, it would msgbox 10.

Graal functions have parameters and return the values of what the functions return through the function, not the parameters.

therefore

this.i=64.3125325123551235;
int(this.i);
//this.i==64.3125325123551235

but

this.i=64.3125325123551235;
this.i=int(this.i);
//this.i==64

At this point i have hopefully confused the hell out of anyone and if not, bluegh :P

:D

In nearly every programming language you must assign a value to a certaintype :o

In C++ you can have a function like Int that will set a foo = 5.5 to 5 if you do Int(foo);. No need for for foo = Int(foo);.

I thought the you was C--

Yeah, defining function types is a plus in my eyes. Although this topic is not really about C++, when a function has to return a string value, you define the function as string? I haven't learned fully about strings yet but I like to stay ahead of everyone.

Yes, thats what I just done... in my example, this.newvalue is the solution, it is an integar made from this.value.

You just used different letters O_o ..

Yes, but I suggest not doing that.

Coding in C++ I mean.