| Subject | Re: IB_Currency-Calculator |
|---|---|
| Author | mmenaz |
| Post date | 2002-02-28T22:49:54Z |
--- In IBObjects@y..., guido.klapperich@t... wrote:
instead, the inline calculator can be activated using the CalculatorKind property, set to cucInline.
Once done this, you can use the control like a calculator, but beware that the resoults are rouded to the decimal position used by the control, so, for instance, if it's set for Euro (2 places), and you prerform a division, you get only two decimal digits (4/3=1.33). It's still good for simple calculation, not if you have to do multiple operations (i.e. 4/3*100 -> 133 instead of 133.33).
Read the source header (IBC_Currency.INT) for more details.
Regards
Marco Menardi
> How is it possible to activate, or even to see, the inplace-calculatorThe DropDown calculator is not coded, so you can't activate. I simply thought it does not worth the touble.
> of TIB_Currency ?
instead, the inline calculator can be activated using the CalculatorKind property, set to cucInline.
Once done this, you can use the control like a calculator, but beware that the resoults are rouded to the decimal position used by the control, so, for instance, if it's set for Euro (2 places), and you prerform a division, you get only two decimal digits (4/3=1.33). It's still good for simple calculation, not if you have to do multiple operations (i.e. 4/3*100 -> 133 instead of 133.33).
Read the source header (IBC_Currency.INT) for more details.
Regards
Marco Menardi