problem about bigdecimal-Collection of common programming errors
the Tin Man
rubygems bundle bigdecimal gemfile
I’m using Bundle to install gems in d:/cucumbertests/cucumber/ successfully, which installs BigDecimal v 1.1.0. This failed in d:/cucumbertests/cucumber/itinfix which installed BigDecimal v 1.2.0.How do I identify the correct version of BigDecimal in my Gemfile in d:/cucumbertests/cucumber/itinfix? Why is the version of BigDecimal correct in d:/cucumbertests/cucumber? The latest version is 1.2.0, found by running gem query –remote –name-matches bigdecimal is:REMOTE GEMS:bigdecimal (1.2.0) bigd
David James
java bigdecimal floating-point-precision
I have an XSD that requires me to use a BigDecimal for a lat/lon. I currently have the lat/lon as doubles, and convert them to BigDecimal, but I am only required to use about 12 places of precision. I have not been able to figure out how to set that. Can anyone help me with this?
PazoozaTest Pazman
javascript bigdecimal
I am using bigDecimal.js:https://github.com/iriscouch/bigdecimal.jsin my node.js project server side with no problems however when I try the same on the client I can’t seem to reference the bigDecimal object correctly. On the github page it has a link: http://jhs.iriscouch.com/demo/_design/bigdecimal/_show/ui?e=321.4567890*123456789.123456789987654321I have a link to bigdecimal.js in my html:<script src=”/javascripts/bigdecimal.js” type=”text/javascript”></script>and the script is d
Eric Leschinski
java double bigdecimal
In Java, I want to take a double value and convert it to a BigDecimal and print out its String value to a certain precision. import java.math.BigDecimal; public class Main {public static void main(String[] args) {double d=-.00012;System.out.println(d+””); //This prints -1.2E-4double c=47.48000;BigDecimal b = new BigDecimal(c);System.out.println(b.toString()); //This prints 47.47999999999999687361196265555918216705322265625 } }It prints this huge thing:47.4799999999999968736119626555591821670532
user1514499
java bigdecimal
I tried the following code. but getting different result when subtracting using BigDecimal. double d1 = 0.1;double d2 = 0.1;System.out.println(“double result: “+ (d2-d1));float f1 = 0.1F;float f2 = 0.1F;System.out.println(“float result: “+ (f2-f1));BigDecimal b1 = new BigDecimal(0.01);BigDecimal b2 = new BigDecimal(0.01);b1 = b1.subtract(b2);System.out.println(“BigDecimal result: “+ b1);Result: double result: 0.0 float result: 0.0 BigDecimal result: 0E-59I am still working on this. can anyone pl
JoJo
java bigdecimal
I have the following code in Java;if (selectPrice.compareTo(new BigDecimal(“0.00”)) == 0){return true;}What is the best way to write the IF condition?
Roman C
java bigdecimal round
Possible Duplicate:Addition for BigDecimal I feel like I’m missing something obvious, but cannot figure out what it is. I’m trying to use BigDecimal to get the decimal portion of a division between two numbers. A very simple case, 1.00 divided by 3.00 should be 0.(3) repeating. However, I keep getting a result of 1.00.BigDecimal num = new BigDecimal(1.00).setScale(2); BigDecimal divisor = new BigDecimal(3.00).setScale(2);num.divide(divisor, BigDecimal.ROUND_HALF_UP);System.out.print(num);My res
Nathan Hughes
java websphere nullpointerexception bigdecimal
Running Java application on IBM WebSphere caused such exception:Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException at java.math.BigDecimal.add2DFP(BigDecimal.java:1946) at java.math.BigDecimal.add(BigDecimal.java:1881) at com.somepackage.components.view.PremiumSummaryViewModel.setPremiums(PremiumSummaryViewModel.java:101)Null check is done. As I reviewed java.math.BigDecimal class has no such method add2DFP and does not call one either. Maybe it’s specific to IBM’s JDK.Any comment on this would be apprec
Aprian
java android bigdecimal
I’m currently using BigDecimal and here is one of my implementation for getting a number with 2 precision:mDbHelper.open();BigDecimal total = mDbHelper.getTotal(Type.Income, “20130101 12:00:00”, “20131231 12:00:00”);BigDecimal expense = mDbHelper.getTotal(Type.Expense, “20130101 12:00:00″,”20131231 12:00:00”);BigDecimal saving = mDbHelper.getSaving(“feb”);mDbHelper.close();BigDecimal remaining = total.subtract(expense.add(saving));Log.d(“total get”, total.toPlainString());Log.d(“expense get”, ex
Oleg Mikheev
java bigdecimal result
I’m running into a strange java bug using the intValue() from the BigDecimal class.I’m starting with a value of 3300028000.When I call the following code:int i = d.intValue();it returns: -994939296Any ides as to why this would happen?
X.L.Ant
java exception bigdecimal exponent
this is my first question asked in this forum, so if question is novice please advice.I receive the user input through EditText, hence it is a charsequence/string. then i created BigDecimal to hold that value. it handles exponents also gracefully without any trouble. but problem is when user enters values like 1.1E+ (without any trailing exponent value), code crashes in this piece of code. but it works when input is like this 1.1E+2EditText edit_text_left; Editable editable_val_text; …. editab
mtk
java bigdecimal
I using the following code and i added the support for big decimal and the compiler show error on the create object for the big decimal new BigDecimal(nextRandom),how can I overcome it?All the other types are working as expected.public static SwitchInputType<?> switchInput(final String typeName, final String memberName, final int cnt, boolean random) { … } else if (typeName.equals(“decimal”) || (typeName.equals(“java.math.BigDecimal”))) {BigDecimal nextRandom = RandomizeValues.nextRandom
blawzoo
ruby-on-rails bigdecimal
Why do I get nil can’t be coerced into BigDecimal when I try to perform a calculation: here’s the code: model/drink.rbclass Drink < ActiveRecord::Basebelongs_to :menu before_save :total_amount def total_amountself.total_amount = self.price * self.quantity end model/menu.rbclass Menu < ActiveRecord::Basehas_many :drinks, :dependent => :destroyaccepts_nested_attributes_for :drinks, :allow_destroy => true#Validationsend*Drink is the (nested)child model and Menu the parent model When I a
Apples
gwt bigdecimal
I am trying to use the stripTrailingZeros() method of BigDecimal in GWT but it looks as if it is not supported by the JRE emulator. In the GWT dev mode console I get the following:[ERROR] Errors in file… LINE 585: The method stripTrailingZeros() is undefined for type BigDecimalI am using GWT 2.0.4. Does anybody else have this issue.
Scott Severance
javascript bigdecimal
Main questionI’m using this BigDecimal, and I’m trying to create a new MathContext object to pass to BigDecimal’s divide() method. But everything I’ve tried throws exceptions saying that it’s undefined. Here are some examples of things I’ve tried that don’t work:context = new MathContext(); // ReferenceError: MathContext is not defined context = new BigDecimal.MathContext(); // TypeError: undefined is not a function context = new BigDecimal.prototype.Ma
n000b
java algorithm bigdecimal
This is a problem from CodeSprint3 https://cs3.interviewstreet.com/challenges/dashboard/#problem/50877a587c389 Basically the problem is to calculate the number of possible combinations,nCr for given n and r.Also, 1 <= n <= 1000000000 and 0 <= r <= n. Output all answers modulo 142857.Since 6C4=6!/4! 2!=6*5/2! =6*5/2*1I thought overflow could be avoided using division at every step.That is to start with value of n (n is 6 in this case). Decrement n and multiply it with previous va
user1707455
java biginteger bigdecimal
I am trying to take a text file with fractions on it. Convert the fractions from strings to bigdecimal. Then divide and store the results on a stack. Each line in the txt file is one fraction which was randomly generated with the char ‘/’ separating the numerator and denominator. The numerator and denominator can be of length 1-50 and must be greater than 0. The numbers are generated randomly resulting in the need of storing decimal places. In my code I convert the string to BigInteger first and
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