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
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
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);
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
Tom,
Sorry for the delayed response.
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