FNCEdit conversion problem?

FNC TMS FNC UI Pack
1

Good morning to all,
i have a strange behaviour using FNCEdit with autoseparetor set to true, precision set to 2, EditType set etString and working with floatvalue

Case:
2 fncedit component setted as above an
First one dispalyed text is 460,87
Second one dispalyed text s 3.626,54

According to their value i set some gliph as

if FncEdit1.FloatValue<FncEdit2.FloatValue then glyph1.ImageIndex:=0 // Arrow down
else
if FncEdit1.FloatValue>FncEdit2.FloatValue then glyph2.ImageIndex:=1 // ArrowUp
else
glyph2.ImageIndex:=2; // Egual

But with the value as above the FncEdit1.FloatValue<FncEdit2.FloatValue is always false and check step by step i have
FncEdit1.FloatValue = 460.87
FncEdit2.FloatValue = 3.626 // Missing decimal number

Now i'm working convert text to currency removing any '.' char

My settings:

Formatsettings.ThousandSeparator = '.'
Formatsettings.DecimalSeparator = ','
Formatsettings.CurrencyDecimals = 2

I know that work with etString and float coulb be strange (if not mistaken) but if i work with etFloat (instead etString) the showed text is always without separetor.

Thank's in advance

Regards

Daniele

2

Hi,

For this you could work with etMoney. This will return a correct conversion.
The etString conversion does not support the floatvalue if there is a thousand separator char included. etMoney first strips the thousand separator and then uses the TryStrToFloat conversion which will include the decimal part. Included is a sample:

uses
  FMX.TMSFNCUtils;

procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
var
  v: Double;
begin
  Formatsettings.ThousandSeparator := '.';
  Formatsettings.DecimalSeparator := ',';
  Formatsettings.CurrencyDecimals := 2;

  TMSFNCEdit1.AutoThousandSeparator := True;
  TMSFNCEdit1.Precision := 2;
  TMSFNCEdit1.EditType := etMoney;

  TMSFNCEdit1.Text := '3.626,54';

  v := TMSFNCEdit1.FloatValue;
  TTMSFNCUtils.Log(v.ToString);
end;
3

Hi Pieter,
thank's for reply ..

I'll use it !!

Regards

Daniele

Pieter Scheldeman TMS Support
September 11

Hi,

For this you could work with etMoney. This will return a correct conversion.
The etString conversion does not support the floatvalue if there is a thousand separator char included. etMoney first strips the thousand separator and then uses the TryStrToFloat conversion which will include the decimal part. Included is a sample:

uses
  FMX.TMSFNCUtils;

procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
var
  v: Double;
begin
  Formatsettings.ThousandSeparator := '.';
  Formatsettings.DecimalSeparator := ',';
  Formatsettings.CurrencyDecimals := 2;

  TMSFNCEdit1.AutoThousandSeparator := True;
  TMSFNCEdit1.Precision := 2;
  TMSFNCEdit1.EditType := etMoney;

  TMSFNCEdit1.Text := '3.626,54';

  v := TMSFNCEdit1.FloatValue;
  TTMSFNCUtils.Log(v.ToString);
end;