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To the reply from Allan Bressler I would add that it appears you are using int
values for your calculation, so instead of Double you will have to use
Integer.  But the same general solution will work.  If you expect to receive
non-Integer values in textFieldControl1 then, obviously, the solution offered
to Allan will work fine.

Dan French wrote:

> I want to develop a simple calculation applet that takes user (numeric)
> input from a textFieldControl and simply displays the answer in a second
> textFieldControl.  In other words, in textFieldControl1 the user is to
> enter the number of square feet he or she wants to "finish" (this is a
> floor finish calculator), and the applet will display the number of gallons
> needed for the job in textFieldControl2.
>
> The equation is simple; textFieldControl1 * 1500 = textFieldControl2.  What
> is the best way to accomplish this?  I can't seem to figure out how to get
> integers entered into textFieldControls into math formulas.
>
> please help
>
> Dan French
> email@macroworks.com



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To the reply from Allan Bressler I would add that it appears you are using
<I>int </I>values for your calculation, so instead of Double you will have
to use Integer.&nbsp; But the same general solution will work.&nbsp; If
you expect to receive non-Integer values in textFieldControl1 then, obviously,
the solution offered to Allan will work fine.

<P>Dan French wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>I want to develop a simple calculation applet that
takes user (numeric)
<BR>input from a textFieldControl and simply displays the answer in a second
<BR>textFieldControl.&nbsp; In other words, in textFieldControl1 the user
is to
<BR>enter the number of square feet he or she wants to "finish" (this is
a
<BR>floor finish calculator), and the applet will display the number of
gallons
<BR>needed for the job in textFieldControl2.

<P>The equation is simple; textFieldControl1 * 1500 = textFieldControl2.&nbsp;
What
<BR>is the best way to accomplish this?&nbsp; I can't seem to figure out
how to get
<BR>integers entered into textFieldControls into math formulas.

<P>please help

<P>Dan French
<BR>email@macroworks.com</BLOCKQUOTE>
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