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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / Modulus Division

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ArcherSam
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Posted: 2nd Jun 2011 00:19
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Hey,

How do you do modulus division in DarkBASIC?

Sam
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BatVink
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Posted: 2nd Jun 2011 00:31
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Try...

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ArcherSam
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Posted: 2nd Jun 2011 00:39 Edited at: 2nd Jun 2011 00:44
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LOL, It was that easy. Thanks. I had tried: (5 % 2).

I unsure of the syntax for this command; I couldn't find it in the DBPro help file.
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BatVink
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Posted: 2nd Jun 2011 00:48
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I think it's missing from the help, and it doesn't highlight in the editor either.

For anyone else that comes across this, the syntax is:

x = 10 MOD 9

The result x being 1

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ArcherSam
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Posted: 2nd Jun 2011 00:51
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Thanks! Wouldn't have figured that out for a minute. LOL.
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Neuro Fuzzy
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I also think that "float mod float" is valid as well.

Can someone check that the above works, and sets x# to .734?

Just remarking because in some other languages this isn't true.


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Phaelax
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Posted: 3rd Jun 2011 05:51
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I can confirm that Neuro, it does work with floats.

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enderleit
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a = 5 %% 2
also works

- Martin Enderleit
http://sites.google.com/site/menderleit
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Rich Dersheimer
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And it IS in the help, under principles/operators. Doesn't highlight as a command, or call it up when you hit F1 though.

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ArcherSam
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Posted: 3rd Jun 2011 19:44 Edited at: 3rd Jun 2011 19:45
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Quote: "
And it IS in the help, under principles/operators. Doesn't highlight as a command, or call it up when you hit F1 though.
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Found it!, didn't see that. Must have overlooked it. LOL. Thanks.
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