Hi egarrulo,
> El 27 ago 2021, a las 18:50, egarrulo escribió:
>
> >> Yesterday we have implemented the image side part in P10 to correctly
>honour the calling convention.
>
> Does this imply that uFFI doesn't work correctly on current images?
> Because uFFI should have been available since
Hi tau,
Thanks for it, I’ll check it :)
> El 26 ago 2021, a las 1:17, tau escribió:
>
> I've been bothered by the assignement operator (:=) and the way the colon and
> the equal sign aren't verticaly aligned when coding in Pharo. So I began a
> quest to find a pharo-friendly font were the col
Hi everyone. I have a little bank analysis package for my own use but having
trouble displaying and storing amounts. I parse out a CSV file from the bank
and convert the amounts from text to ScaledDecimal. I then store these into a
STON file, which converts them back to text. I then read them in
David,
> On 30 Aug 2021, at 14:02, David Pennington wrote:
>
> Hi everyone. I have a little bank analysis package for my own use but having
> trouble displaying and storing amounts. I parse out a CSV file from the bank
> and convert the amounts from text to ScaledDecimal. I then store these in
hi,
some time ago there was a "money" package around, that basically had a Currency
type that internally stored values as integers (like, 42.0 was becoming 4200).
This had some advantages to make this kind of calculus (also, it has the
"other" advantage of making you believe that you have a lot
Hi Sven,
I just tried 46.79 asScaledDecimal and 46.79 asScaledDecimal: 2 in both
VAST and Pharo and see quite different results.
In VAST, not providing a scale returns 46.79, but with a scale of 14
(46.79s14). But it is still 46.79.
What's good is that the results of "asScaledDecimal: 2" yie
http://smalltalkhub.com/pdebruic/Money/index.html
Am Mo., 30. Aug. 2021 um 14:51 Uhr schrieb jtuc...@objektfabrik.de <
jtuc...@objektfabrik.de>:
> Hi Sven,
>
>
> I just tried 46.79 asScaledDecimal and 46.79 asScaledDecimal: 2 in both
> VAST and Pharo and see quite different results.
> In VAST,
I come from a currency trader background and way back in 1983, I was dealing
with this in North Star Basic and then UCSD Pascal and into VisualSmalltalk
(remember that?) so I have some history here. Trouble is, at 76, my little grey
cells are letting me down bit. Excuses over. I will go back in
I was recently bitten by this wrong "scaled decimal expectation", in
which what I thought was wrong it actually wasn't, or I can't tell
whether it was.
I would expect that a scaled decimal would be something like what
Esteban L. suggests, an integer where you just move the decimal point
for printi
Ah, you have run into the insufficiently well known
"ScaledDecimal looks like what you need but isn't".
In VisualAge, you have a data type that is basically a reflection of iBM
mainframe "packed decimal" format, and perfectly suits the needs of
an SQL or COBOL interface. It gives you round-trippi
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