Converting a float to a string

[eric.goforth]

Hello,

float.parse(MyS tring)

seems to work to convert a string to a float, but how do I change it
back?

e.g.

(string) (Myfloat1 - Myfloat2)

doesn't seem to work.

[Andy]

myFloat.ToStrin g() should do it..

[Tim Wilson]

You can call the ToString method on the float.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...tringtopic.asp

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<er**********@g mail.com> wrote in message
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Hello,

float.parse(MyS tring)

seems to work to convert a string to a float, but how do I change it
back?

e.g.

(string) (Myfloat1 - Myfloat2)

doesn't seem to work.

[eric.goforth]

Thanks, that works. The intellisense seems to choke on it though:

float float1;
float float2;

string mystring;

mystring=(float 1-float2).ToStrin g();

When I type the "." after (float1-float2) I don't see a list of
methods.

If I type in ".ToString( );" manually it seems to compile though.

-Eric

[Tim Wilson]

Yeah. Intellisense does not like to show options in this situation, I guess.
I've noticed that too. But, as you said, it's valid and the compiler handles
it as it should.

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Tim Wilson
..NET Compact Framework MVP

<er**********@g mail.com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ p10g2000cwp.goo glegroups.com.. .

Thanks, that works. The intellisense seems to choke on it though:

float float1;
float float2;

string mystring;

mystring=(float 1-float2).ToStrin g();

When I type the "." after (float1-float2) I don't see a list of
methods.

If I type in ".ToString( );" manually it seems to compile though.

-Eric

[FlyingBrother]

just : float myFloat = float1-float2;
string str;
str = myFloat.ToStrin g();
that's ok.
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