StrD()

Syntax

Result$ = StrD(Value.d [, NbDecimal])
Description
Convert a double number into a string. A maximum number of decimal places can be specified. The number will be rounded, if 'NbDecimal' is smaller than existing decimal places of 'Value.d'.

Note: Signed integer numbers must be converted with Str() or StrQ() and unsigned numbers with StrU().

Example:
  Value.d = 10.54
  Debug "Result: " + StrD(Value)    ; we don't use the 2nd parameter, so we get a full float number
  
  Debug "Result: " + StrD(Value, 2)  ; we want a result with two decimal places, no rounding needed as we have only two

  Debug "Result: " + StrD(Value, 0)  ; we want a result with no decimal places, so the value is rounded

Supported OS

All

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