I have the following code snippet in C++: for (int x = -4; x < 5; ++x) printf(\"hex x %d 0x%08X\\n\", x, x);
I\'m attempting to create graph axis labels -- the physical text.I know how to get the labels and print them using GDI, but my algorithm doesn\'t do a great job of printing with fractional s开发者_高级
Is there an arbitrary-precision alternative to money_format available that could take a string instead of a float as a parameter?
my script calculates a number X by dividing two other numbers, A by B. X=A/B when i use number_format(A,2) on A before calculating X, i get a very odd number. Actual figures:
When a large number of pages are present, the format of the numbers in the pager i开发者_JAVA技巧s \"11 223\" but I would like it to be \"11,223\"
When running th开发者_JAVA技巧is code: JTextField ansTxt; ... ansTxt = new JTextField(5); String aString = ansTxt.getText();
I have a problem and cant find a solution. I have numbers (decimal) like 85.12343 or 100 or 1.123324. I want to format this i开发者_如何学JAVAn a way that the result is always 13 chars long including
I\'m building an application that is for a non-profit in Guatemala. Everything in the system is in Quetzales, which is denoted with a Q (i.e. Q100.00) is 100 Quetzales.
If I have a number that is 100,000,000 how can I represent th开发者_运维知识库at as \"100M\" in a string?To my knowledge there\'s no library support for abbreviating numbers, but you can easily do it
Tick labels for ticks bigger than about 10\'000, get formatted to 1x10^4 for example. Whereas the exponential part appears above the corresponding axes. This misbehavior has been well described on on
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