Zach Lipton sent the following bits through the ether:
> Is there any way to round this, or at least chop the 0's off the end?
Right. I'd just like to clear this up completely. The N registers are
for numerics (well, ok, floating point) and the I registers are for
integers. Currently, quite a bit of precision is used when printing
the N registers. There are two ways to get 4 out of your code: either
convert the N to an I or work with Is:
set N0,2
set N1,2
add N3, N0, N1
print N3 # prints 4.00000
print "\n"
ntoi I0, N3
print I0 # prints 4
print "\n"
set I0, 2
set I1, 2
add I2, I0, I1
print I2 # prints 4
print "\n"
end
Hope this helps, Leon
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