AutoCAD Civil 3D

[#1]

Anyone ever noticed this?


Assume we have a point with elevation 1234.56.


Using this expression:

{Point Elevation}-(TRUNC({Point Elevation}/100)*100)

returns a result of 34.56.


But using *this* mathematically-identical expression:

{Point Elevation}-(100*TRUNC({Point Elevation}/100))

returns a value of 1134.56.

(Tested in C3D 2008 & 2009.)

-- Sinc
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[#2]

Yes, I've seen this before with other expressions. It seems like the
Expression evaluator expects things in a certain order, mix that order up and
just the first item is evaluated.

Attached is a pic showing the results that you've discovered.

Whenever I create an expression now, I make sure to double & triple
check the results before accepting it for use.

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Anyone
ever noticed this? Assume we have a point with elevation 1234.56. Using this
expression: {Point Elevation}-(TRUNC({Point Elevation}/100)*100) returns a
result of 34.56. But using *this* mathematically-identical expression: {Point
Elevation}-(100*TRUNC({Point Elevation}/100)) returns a value of 1134.56.
(Tested in C3D 2008 & 2009.) -- Sinc http://www.ejsurveying.com
http://www.quuxsoft.com

[#3]

Yes, expressions have returned odd results based on the order of operation. I haven't checked if that got fixed in v3.1 (sp2.1)