Re: How to avoid scientific notation in Double.ToString?

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From: Ron Cain
Date: Fri, 14 Nov 1997 00:00

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You might study the java.text.DecimalFormat class.  It is the one we use
for much of JBuilder's formatting, and it provides a more flexible
formatting interface than toString().  It's also internationalizable if
you want to deal with alternate locales.

... ron

Jim Mueller wrote:
> 
> Double.ToString converts the number 1000004 normally, but turns 1000005 and
> higher into scientific notation.   Has anyone found an easy way to get
> ToString to handle larger numbers?

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