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To reset output back to default at any time, use {{hl|toFixed -1}} - see {{Link|#Example 5}}. | To reset output back to default at any time, use {{hl|toFixed -1}} - see {{Link|#Example 5}}. | ||
{{Feature|informative|Converted number is never presented in scientific notation unlike with other number to string commands. Also Arma's default string conversion limits numbers to 6 {{ | {{Feature|informative|Converted number is never presented in scientific notation unlike with other number to string commands. Also Arma's default string conversion limits numbers to 6 {{Link|https://en.wikipedia.org/Significant_figures|significant figures}}, whereas with this command it is possible to preserve some extra precision - see {{Link|#Example 6}}.}} | ||
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Revision as of 22:02, 23 February 2023
Description
- Description:
- Converts a number into a string, keeping the specified number of decimals. If the desired number of decimals is higher than the actual number, nulls are added to create the desired decimal length. This command is almost identical in behaviour to JavaScript toFixed()
The alternative syntax acts as keyword and switches engine's Number to String global conversion into desired format, from the moment it is applied until the end of script. To reset output back to default at any time, use toFixed -1 - see Example 5. - Groups:
- MathStrings
Syntax
- Syntax:
- number toFixed decimals
- Parameters:
- number: Number - number to convert
- decimals: Number - number of decimals to display (range 0-20)
- Return Value:
- String
Alternative Syntax
- Syntax:
- toFixed decimals
- Parameters:
- decimals: Number - number of decimals to display (range 0-20). -1 to reset to default number of decimals
- Return Value:
- Nothing
Examples
- Example 1:
- 123 toFixed 2; // "123.00"
- Example 2:
- 2.34 toFixed 1; // "2.3" 2.35 toFixed 1; // "2.4"
- Example 3:
- Convert position to string preserving position precision:
- Example 4:
- Same as Example 3 only using new alternative syntax:
- Example 5:
- Ideal to be used when saving data to a database when more precise positioning is required.systemChat str position player; // [11580.3,11797.7,0.00146675] call { toFixed 6; systemChat str position player; // [11580.341797,11797.737305,0.001467] }; systemChat str position player; // [11580.341797,11797.737305,0.001467] toFixed -1; systemChat str position player; // [11580.3,11797.7,0.00146675]
- Example 6:
- str (pi/100000); // "3.14159e-005" - scientific notation (pi/100000) toFixed 10; // "0.0000314159" - no scientific notation str pi; // "3.14159" - 6 significant figures (default) pi toFixed 6; // "3.141593" - forced to 7 significant figures pi toFixed 7; // "3.1415927" - forced to 8 significant figures
Additional Information
- See also:
- toString toArray toLower toUpper toLowerANSI toUpperANSI
Notes
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Report bugs on the Feedback Tracker and/or discuss them on the Arma Discord or on the Forums.
Only post proven facts here! Add Note
- Posted on Sep 02, 2016 - 21:56 (UTC)
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parseNumber (3.56346 toFixed 4); // 0.0026 ms (10000 cycles) [3.5634,4] call BIS_fnc_cutDecimals; // 0.0111 ms (10000 cycles)