In the same spirit as setw( ) and setprecision( ), is there a stream
manipulator that will fill in closing-zeroes on those fractions with a given
setprecision( )?
For example, if setprecision(3) is used, I want '1' to be displayed as
"1.000", '1.2' to be displayed as "1.200", '1.23' to be displayed as
"1.230", '1.234' to be displayed as "1.234", and '1.2345' to be displayed as
"1.234" (or the rounded version "1.235" is ok too).
Thanx in advance!!!
[==Peteroid==]
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Peteroid wrote: In the same spirit as setw( ) and setprecision( ), is there a stream
manipulator that will fill in closing-zeroes on those fractions with a given
setprecision( )?
For example, if setprecision(3) is used, I want '1' to be displayed as
"1.000", '1.2' to be displayed as "1.200", '1.23' to be displayed as
"1.230", '1.234' to be displayed as "1.234", and '1.2345' to be displayed as
"1.234" (or the rounded version "1.235" is ok too).
std::fixed and std::ios_base:: fixed are what you want. e.g.
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
int main()
{
std::cout << std::setprecisi on(3) << std::fixed
<< 1.23456 << ' ' << 1.2 << '\n';
}
Tom
Hi Tom,
Thanks! :)
[==Peteroid==]
"Tom Widmer" <to********@hot mail.com> wrote in message
news:ux******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Peteroid wrote: In the same spirit as setw( ) and setprecision( ), is there a stream
manipulator that will fill in closing-zeroes on those fractions with a
given setprecision( )?
For example, if setprecision(3) is used, I want '1' to be displayed as
"1.000", '1.2' to be displayed as "1.200", '1.23' to be displayed as
"1.230", '1.234' to be displayed as "1.234", and '1.2345' to be displayed
as "1.234" (or the rounded version "1.235" is ok too).
std::fixed and std::ios_base:: fixed are what you want. e.g.
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
int main()
{
std::cout << std::setprecisi on(3) << std::fixed
<< 1.23456 << ' ' << 1.2 << '\n';
}
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