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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / How can I convert a real# to a string$ ?

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Sam Cruise
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Can anyone help me out here?
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heartbone
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r#= 1.23455
s$= STR$(r#)

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the_winch
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string$ = str$(real#)

The help says to use a integer with the str$ command but it appears to work with reals as well.

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Sam Cruise
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Posted: 27th Mar 2003 00:40
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Aha! - I never thought of using str$ as the manual said not too.

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Shadow Robert
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str$ just converts whatever you have into a string...

so like str$(%10010011) would convert to "10010011"
dbpro may kick up a BIG fuss about it sometimes, not sure why and because of that uncertainty is why its not recommended.

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