Yes, I understand this. The computations aren't rounding the number...the
*Display* *IS* rounding the number!!!
I'm asking how to make the "display" display a correct value instead of an
incorrect value.
For as much as this program costs it's absurd that it tells me a number is
10195.2 when it is in fact 10195.17!!!!!!!
And if no one comes up with an answer that means there's not even a setting
I can change to make it display correctly?????
Geeeezzzzeee.
(whinewhinewhine - hey it's monday, what do you expect?)
"Alf"
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> The numbers are really not rounded. If you use them in calculations full
> accuracy will be used.
> Test this expression:
>
> (rtos (car stationlist) 2 3)
>
> This will give you "10195.17"
>
> Alf
>
> "MP" skrev i meddelandet
> news:CB1957A14C6DF1356A95B186EC80C48D@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > I keep forgetting this one.
> > Luprec doesn't affect the display of units on command line or vlisp
> editor.
> > What sys var changes the display of units?
> > This is a list defined in dwg.
> > (setq StationList
> > (list
> > 10195.17 637.27
> > 10199.17 637.43
> > 10210.19 637.86
> > 10212.19 637.94
> > 10223.22 638.33
> > 10225.22 638.40
> > ));temporary truncated list
> >
> > this is the display in vlisp editor
> > _$ (getvar"luprec")
> > 8
> > _$ stationlist
> > (10195.2 637.27 10199.2 637.43 10210.2 637.86 10212.2 637.94 10223.2
> 638.33
> > 10225.2 638.4)
> >
> > why is it rounding the first number of each pair and not the second?
> >
> > autocad supposedly uses 14 or 16 decimal places(according to various
> posts)
> > but apparently you can never display that many, is that right?
> >
> >
> >
>
>
