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Article #18929Re: Conversions in 1.0.2
From: Clint Brewer
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1998 00:00
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1998 00:00
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Hello Exter, try something like this: float myFloat; Float mynewFloat = new Float(myfloat); Float textFieldFloat = new Float(myTextField.getString()); then you should be able to multiply your mynewFloat and your textFieldFloat together. If you need to convert the result back into a float, I believe there is a function of the Float class like Float.getFloat() or Float.toFloat(), if you look in the jdk documentation, you should see the proper method to use. hope this helps, Clint Brewer Exeter wrote: > > I am building an app in 1.0.2 and cannot seem to figure out conversions. > > Basically I have a database pulling a float (ie. 12.95) > and I have a text box where I want to enter a number. > > I want to multiply the float by the textbox input and end up with a > float. > > I have tried a ton of variations and keep getting erros like: > > can't convert string to int > can't convert Float to float > ... > > Could someone please help? > > Thanks, > Exeter
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