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IMPORTANT NOTE: whether or not you get unit marks appended to the returned string value depends on a user-accessible Show Marks setting in the Units dialog box (CMP) | IMPORTANT NOTE: whether or not you get unit marks appended to the returned string value depends on a user-accessible Show Marks setting in the Units dialog box (CMP). Also you get fractions instead of decimals if that's how the user has set up her units... now this may be all very well but what if you are trying to use this to convert a ratio expressed as a REAL to a string in order to poke it into a parameter value? | ||
This appears not to work as advertised. The string value returned appears to be in inches no matter the unit settings of the document.</remark> | This appears not to work as advertised. The string value returned appears to be in inches no matter the unit settings of the document.</remark> |
Latest revision as of 19:53, 8 April 2016
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Description
Function Num2StrF converts a specified REAL value into a string. The numeric value will be converted and displayed in the current unit settings of the drawing.
FUNCTION Num2StrF(
vDistance :REAL) : STRING;
def vs.Num2StrF(vDistance): return STRING
Parameters
vDistance REAL Numeric value.
Remarks
IMPORTANT NOTE: whether or not you get unit marks appended to the returned string value depends on a user-accessible Show Marks setting in the Units dialog box (CMP). Also you get fractions instead of decimals if that's how the user has set up her units... now this may be all very well but what if you are trying to use this to convert a ratio expressed as a REAL to a string in order to poke it into a parameter value?
This appears not to work as advertised. The string value returned appears to be in inches no matter the unit settings of the document.
Example
VectorScript
oldnumValue:=23.45; newStrValue:=Num2StrF(oldnumValue); {would return 1'-11 1/2"}
Python
Version
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