LPTSTR to float

[Cool Ju]

Hi Use _tstof() Bye, Cool Ju :cool: Dream Ur Destiny

[User 1586251]

try using atof function

[paper67]

_tstof() doesn't work. C:\Projects\PCnt\XLConvDlg.cpp(835) : error C2065: '_tstof' : undeclared identifier Thx

[paper67]

Yes, but I want to use a character neutral set function. Thx

[Cool Ju]

Hi, Add math.h and stdlib.h Bye, Cool Ju :cool: Dream Ur Destiny

[paper67]

Doesn't work. Same error.

[ThatsAlok]

paper67 wrote:

Is there any way to convert from a LPTSTR to a float value.

what about _tcstod function

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[Bob Ciora]

How about the old standby, sscanf? There is also a wide-character version, swscanf. If you've eliminated the whitespace around the string-represented floating-point value, then the following will work:

// input: CString sData

float fValue;

// sscanf will return the number of items pulled out of the string
int nResult = sscanf((LPCTSTR)sData, "%f", &fValue);
if( nResult != 1 )
{
// Didn't find a floating-point value. Take corrective action...
}

Bob Ciora

[Rage]

wcstod() contained in <stdlib.h> ~RaGE();

[paper67]

That's the one I need. Thx a lot.

[ThatsAlok]

paper67 wrote:

Thx a lot.

My Pleasure

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