Is there any VB function that can do what modf() does in Visual C/C++, like
Modf: Splits a floating-point value into fractional and integer parts. The
integer portion is stored in *intptr (address of the variable) and the
fraction is returned as the variable x.
double modf(
double x,
double *intptr
);
float modf(
float x,
float *intptr
); // C++ only
long double modf(
long double x,
long double * intptr
); // C++ only
float modff(
float x,
float *intptr
);
VB.Net's Mod requires two numbers, it seems, like and 8 and a 3 for inputs
and returns the modulus remainder. 8 mod 3 = 2
floor and ceiling do not give correct results, but it seems like I should be
able to use something like A = floor(angle) - ceiling(angle).
--
Patrick Sullivan, AA-BA, BA-IT
1  2485 
nevermind, I found I can do it with
x = int(value)
y = value - x
--
Patrick Sullivan, AA-BA, BA-IT
"Patrick Sullivan" <ps****@eatel.net> wrote in message
news:lc********************@eatel.net... Is there any VB function that can do what modf() does in Visual C/C++,
like
Modf: Splits a floating-point value into fractional and integer parts. The
integer portion is stored in *intptr (address of the variable) and the
fraction is returned as the variable x.
double modf(
double x,
double *intptr
);
float modf(
float x,
float *intptr
); // C++ only
long double modf(
long double x,
long double * intptr
); // C++ only
float modff(
float x,
float *intptr
);
VB.Net's Mod requires two numbers, it seems, like and 8 and a 3 for inputs
and returns the modulus remainder. 8 mod 3 = 2
floor and ceiling do not give correct results, but it seems like I should
be able to use something like A = floor(angle) - ceiling(angle).
--
Patrick Sullivan, AA-BA, BA-IT
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