Tom,
Sorry for the delayed response.
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Hi Matthias,
Thanks!
Rick
> On Mar 21, 2021, at 7:51 AM, matthias rebbe via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Hi Rick,
> here's a sample with some put commands and comments for better understanding.
> -- read Cookie screeres if available
> put $_COOKIE["screenres"] into tScreenRes
>
> if tScreenRes
Hi Rick,
here's a sample with some put commands and comments for better understanding.
"
-- the cookie does not exists or is empty, so we now executing JS, but
-- the following closing tag is mandatory, otherwise the js is not executed
?>
let screenwidth = (screen.availWidth);
Paul, Sean,
Thank you both for your answers, although it doesn't really solve my
problem.
The most surprising thing is that javascript runs these calculations
without
problem :
(-0.007347880794884118999 / 10) returns
-7.347880794884119e-16
(-0.007347880794884118999 / 1
Livecode can handle floating point numbers up to 2^52. But then
calculations would have to fit within that range in a floating point
perspective too. So, once you add that ninth zero to the end of your
divider, it struggles with the calculation and returns, effectively, number
out of range.
Fracti
