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• Convert inches to decimal value fraction

  I get a lot of information required Tin Fractions (12 11/16 in., 2 1/8 inches, etc..) Is it possible in illustrator to convert decimal values?

  In illustrator, most dialog boxes can do math, then, first of all make the fraction. 5/8 serait.625 then enter the 12 whole number before the comma 12,625

  That's assuming that the dialog box can not handle the whole number and the fraction at the same time.

• First HP - bug of Fraction / decimal?

  I bought my first HP Calculator about a month ago and its pretty awesome summer for most. I noticed a problem last week trying to get a decimal of a fraction like 1/101, where the answer it gives me is 9.90099009901E - 3.  On a standard calculator UNITS, I would get the correct decimal: 0.00990099009901, that tells me that the comma is disabled by three digits. I tried both CASES/nonCAS environments, and its giving the same answer. Is there something I can do on my first to correct this problem, or a workaround?

  Thank you

  Joshua

  Hello

  The comma is not off here at all. Part E-3 at the end means that it is your result with a 10 x 12-digit ^ power-3.

  1E3 is the same as 1000. 1E-3 signifie.001. Not how in positive E3, he moved the value 10 s 3 places. The E - 3 he moves down to 10 s 3 places.

  In "standard mode", rather than affichage.00990099009901, it removes the first few zeros and adds the exponential part. Why we do this? Well, imagine if you have the number 6.022E23 or 6.022 x 10 ^ 23 (it is a very famous number used in chemistry in almost every calculation!). It would be really tedious and likely to cause errors, who write in the form 602200000000000000000000 - wouldn't it?

  It is very common to write numbers in this way it makes it actually easier to compare, to write and to understand. What do I mean? Try this - which is the smallest of these numbers: 0.0000009347374, 0.00000543422 or 0.000003542? Have you had to count the zeros?

  What now? 9.347374E - 7, 5.43422E - 6 or 3.542E - 6

  Well Yes, the first is the smallest! In short, you can see who is the smaller number. (see https://www.mathsisfun.com/numbers/scientific-notation.html if you want to know a little more)

  However, if you really don't like it, you can set your screen to be the ' round '. Go to your home settings ([SHIFT] [HOME]) and change the 'Standard' to 'round. " This will adjust your something numbers comme.000012345678 displayed comme.00001235 instead if you prefer this type of display.

  You still want to learn what E < number > consisting of a medium however, number because even in rounded form he will need to show results in scientific notation when the number becomes sufficiently large or small that she does more!

• Use fractions to set my leaders to avoid the use of decimal of repetition?

  Is it possible to use fractions to set the X and Y of a guide? I need to create a pamphlet three components which is 11 "high with a buffer of 1/8". In decimal, my first guide is 0.125 and my second guide must be 3.791666666666666. I can use this number, but I fear that it is not perfectly accurate. Yes, I know it is too much trouble obsessive-compulsive, but I thought I would give it a shot. It would be nice if I could tell Illustrator to place my ruler to 3 19/24 ". Thank you.

  Jon,

  You can use simple expressions based on two values, such as 91/24 (3 * 24 + 19 = 91, so 91/24 = 3 + 19/24).

• Change the values decimal fractions

  Does anyone know of a good way to convert values decimal fractions for measures of thumb? I have a script that works very well, but he returns as 5.5638 values and I would have preferred he return the closest answer to fraction like 5 9/16. 1/16ths would be great, but I'd settle for 1/8ths.

  I started to try to come up with a so great with a lot of > and < conditions, but I thought that if someone has already done that it might be better not to reinvent the wheel.

  Thank you.

  CarlosCanto wrote:

  Nice and simple, JW if all the OP needs is to break up to 16... but I would venture to guess that the OP needs to convert 1.5 to 1 1/2 "instead of" 1 8/16

  Still no biggie start with 1/16ths and the result while an even number, you can divide it into two.

  Factor = 16;
  size = app.selection[0].geometricBounds[3] - app.selection[0].geometricBounds[1];
  factorizedFraction = Math.round(Factor*size) % Factor;
  if (factorizedFraction)
  {
      while (~(factorizedFraction | Factor) & 1)
          factorizedFraction >>= 1, Factor >>= 1;
      if (Math.floor(size) == 0)
          size = String(factorizedFraction)+'/'+String(Factor);
      else
          size = String(Math.floor(size))+' '+String(factorizedFraction)+'/'+String(Factor);
  } else
  {
      size = String(Math.round(size));
  }
  alert (size);
  

• Judgment of fractions of size reduced to being a number

  When fractions are entered in cell numbers, it by default make a fraction of Nice, neat size reduced. This can be revoked. for example...

  

  This occurs if the cell is formatted automatically, text or Fraction.

  I like the look of the fraction of the size reduction, there is no need to do the calculations but he now seems to be a string. The cell returned to auto format.

  I have a lot of entries with fractions of size reduced in them. Is it possible to extract and save the number to make it useful for calculations? Fractions of size work very well.

  Type the number decimal but format the cell as a fraction. Numbers (the program) will write the fraction for you.

  It is easier seen on an iOS device because there different keyboards for numbers as text. the keypad has no space. You must enter the decimal equivalent to enter the number.

  Jason

• Display of fractions

  Hello. I have the HP 48gII. I have problems with fractions.

  1. when I take a NAP, for example the sum of X = 1 to 50 of 1 / X I get the result:

  PSI (51) - psi (1)

  which clearly does not help me. If I use the NUM key-> I get the reconciliation, but what I want is the EXACT movement result. I must say that I am already in EXACT mode.

  2 this manual: http://h20331.www2.hp.com/Hpsub/downloads/48gIIFractions.pdf

  tells me to use the Q-> but it is a bit confusing:

  For example, I have 29/21. After reconciliation by-> NUM I get:

  1.38095238095

  After that, I have use-> Q (YEARS (1)) which gives me:

  29/21.

  Which is the original and true value.

  The problem is that sometimes-> Q does not represent the real and true value as just happened with 29/21. So, how can I be sure that-> Q gives me the exact fraction and not an approximate fraction?

  Thank you!

  HE28 wrote:
  

  Hello. I have the HP 48gII. I have problems with fractions.

  1. when I take a NAP, for example the sum of X = 1 to 50 of 1 / X I get the result:

  PSI (51) - psi (1)

  which clearly does not help me. If I use the NUM key-> I get the reconciliation, but what I want is the EXACT movement result. I must say that I am already in EXACT mode.

  ....... All I get is the exact fraction that should be:
  
  1195757/360360 (made on computer)

  See the following forum post:

  https://groups.Google.com/Forum/?fromgroups#! searchIn/comp.sys.HP48/PSI/comp.sys.HP48/NCirSa882xE/rdwfBqdfjdkJ

  using the method shown in this post (displayed in the RPL format):

  1 / X'

  « X »

  1

  50

  1

  SEQ

  the result is displayed in a list (only the part of the list can be shown due to the size of the screen):

  

  Now perform the following function

  ΣLIST

  result:

  

  Now perform the following function

  EVAL

  result:

  

  the number above is an accurate result.

  now run-> NUM

  result:

  4.49920533832

  NOW...

  PSI (51) - psi (1)

  -> NUM

  result:

  4.49920533833 @notice the difference in the 11th decimal digit

  calculation of your computer:

  1195757/360360

  -> NUM

  result:

  3.31822

• channel search and move decimal places

  Hello

  I'm writing the code looking for a fractional string in an array and convert MV V in order to be properly compared to the other fractional numbers of string in the table.

  I have a chart that displays x iterations each with a column of minimum and maximum, including several types of decimal strings (negative/positive with several decimal places) each end with mV and V (example of a string:-725.543mV).

  Then, I divided the table in columns that contain the minimum and maximum values for each iteration. I want to compare the minimum values for each iteration and find the minimum, and do the same thing with the maximum values.

  Unfortunately, the way that I do, when I convert a fractional string numbering it removes label the unit V or mV but does not convert the number of mV V. so he compares - 725.543mV with - 52.334V as - 725.543 &-52.334, declaring the minimum value mV. I need the program to recognize that mV is less than V, or search in each table for the values marked with mV and move the decimal place is to the standard format of V.

  The unit label is actually a part of the string and not the screen (as you can see in the code that I have attached) and I understand that it is a little tricky in the way I need to do. But it's a dumbed down piece of code that I have possibly fit in my largest program that reads the values and their units of several different types of oscilloscopes. The laid out the values as strings as they appear on the screen and don't make the difference between mV and V unless they are asked for units that the tags right on the end of the output string.

  I'm sorry for the great post. SO to sum up, I need to find a table to ensure that all values have the same units, if they are not I need to convert each value of the unit appropriate, then output the max and min to the resulting table. my code is attached. Thank you for your help.

  

• How to type fractions?

  Original title: FRACTIONS

  Please could you tell me how to type fractions.   for example I know that ½ is obtained by pressing the ALT key and typing 0189.  I need to hit eighth fractions now.  Thank you

  Entering Unicode

  HKCU\Control Panel\Input Method\EnableHexNumpad with the REG_SZ type to 1 and reboot (logout and login back are sufficient). Once the registry key is set, the following method to enter Unicode and reboot (logout and login back are sufficient). Once the registry key is set, the following method to enter Unicode
  code points:
   
  Hold down the ALT key. Press the '+' on the numeric keypad. With the ALT key again, type the hexadecimal number using the keypad for the numbers 0-9 and the normal a-f keys.

  Note: If these techniques don't work for your application, then you have the wrong keyboard selected (for this character as with Arabic in the older windows programs) or you have turned off The advanced text Services. If disabled these techniques will work in Wordpad, but maybe not in Notepad (depends on what exact character that you are trying to insert in this program) or going to the wrong character (depending on the technique used). Start - Control Panel - regional and language - language - Advanced Options.

  Run box dialog language, then click on the tab advanced clear the check box turn off text Advanced Services and set the checkbox extend of Advanced Text Services to all programs of support.

  Start - All Programs - Accessories - System Tools - character map (or type charmap in Start - Run) and transfer them via the Clipboard or drag the character map into your document.

  Run the character map

  [Back to overview International]

  Now the alt key and pressing the code of the character on the numeric keypad will enter this character. The language of the keyboard in use must support entering into this character. If your keyboard supports the code appears on the right side of the status bar in the table of characters on the other that this section of the status bar is empty. The status bar also empty us for well known characters with keys, as the letters from A to Z.

  However, there are two ways to enter the codes. The point to remember here that the characters are the same for the first 127 codes. The difference is that if the first number you entered is a zero not. If this is the code inserts the character of the character set running on the other it will insert a character in the OEM character set. More than 255 codes enter the unicode character and are in decimal form. The seized items are converted to OEM for Dos and ANSI or Unicode, applications depending on the application of the window. See conversion between decimal and hexadecimal.

  For example, Alt + 0 then 6 then 5 then release Alt enters the letter A

  [Back to overview International]

  In programs based on the control of Rich Edit 3, such as Wordpad, enter the unicode hexadecimal number in the document, and then press Alt + X. This allows to convert the number you type in the unicode character. Select a character, and then press Alt + X to convert this character into its unicode number. The code is displayed on the left side of the status bar in the table of characters in the form U + , for example, U + 0061 for the letter a.

  He plans a hexadecimal number by selecting the letters A to E will result and it allows to convert unicode characters (which are things like form of power and the Enter key).

  Run Wordpad

  [Back to overview International]

  To convert hexadecimal into decimal start the Windows Calculator ( calc type in Start - Run or Start - All Programs - Accessories - calculator) and choose scientific from the menu display . Select Hex, enter the number and click on Dec. Decimal and hexadecimal are also on the menu display .

  The first 32 characters of the ANSI and Unicode character set are not used. In the back, they are either special characters or codes of terminal control (depending on the program). In the back by pressing on the Ctrl + or Alt + can enter, issue a Terminal command (for example, Ctrl + M or Alt + 13 is identical to the enter key) command, or accept it as a terminal command (it will appear as ^ M for further processing). In some back text editors, for example Edit provided with Windows (type change in Start - Run), enter the character in the document after pressing Ctrl + P , then the Ctrl + a letter> character. Enter in Windows (for example Alt + 8) inserts the ANSI or Unicode code for this character. Several of these characters are in the Unicode character set and will be therefore works only in the recent Windows programs. See the Introduction for troubleshooting if he does not accept the character. Most of the programs require special settings.

  Install the US-International keyboard. Start - Control Panel - regional and Language Options - languages - details - add. Then, check the key parameters to change keyboards or turn the language bar (advanced text Services cannot be disabled).

  Run the language dialog box

  It works in two modes. Right Alt or Shift + right Alt + another key and also by pressing the keys dead (such as accents). On keyboards, the Right Alt key is called Alt Gr.

  Right Alt is the same key as Ctrl + Left Alt on the US International keyboard, and on almost all keyboards except the standard US keyboards where the keys left and right are treated the same. There is a reason why Ctrl + Alt must not be used to define keyboard shortcuts. Also F12 should also not be used for hotkeys since it is reserved for the attachment of a debugger.

  Right Alt + 6	1/4
  Right Alt + 7	1/2
  Right Alt + 8	3/4

• Probable bug with decimal data type mapping in storage of XmlType relational object

  Hello

  I'm having a problem with what appears to be a bug me when Oracle creates the mapping object / relational schema for a data type "XSD: Decimal":

  I want to store geo codes 6 fractional digits, so I need to 3 digits to the left and 6 digits to the right of the decimal point.

  In the XSD data type restrictions, which would give me a 'fractionDigits' and a 'totalDigits' 9 6.

  Oracle must convert this number (9, 6).

  However, what Oracle made out that is a NUMBER (15.6)

  In order to get an Oracle to generate a NUMBER (9, 6), I need to qualify the 'totalDigits' 3, which is accepted by Oracle, but makes my schema invalid for virtually any other application XML, because it violates the official specs of XSD:

  http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#RF-fractionDigits:

  4.3.12.4 constraints on fractionDigits components of schema

  Schema component constraint: fractionDigits less than or equal to totalDigits

  It is an error for fractionDigits is greater than totalDigits.

  Is it possible to have the good totalDigits of 9 in my scheme and force the Oracle to translate that into NUMBER (9,6)?

  Maybe some attribute oraxdb I do not know yet?

  I'm surprised that this has not been found earlier.

  There was an announcement about this before, but he did not get the real answers:

  TotalDigits and fractionDigits to number conversion problem

  Here is my complete code example:

  -- Registering the schema
  BEGIN
  DBMS_XMLSCHEMA.REGISTERSCHEMA(
  'http://localhost/decimaltest.xsd',
  '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
  <xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" elementFormDefault="qualified" xmlns:oraxdb="http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb" oraxdb:storeVarrayAsTable="true" oraxdb:schemaURL="http://localhost/decimaltest.xsd">
    <xs:element name="dataTypeTests" oraxdb:SQLName="ZZZ_DATA_TYPE_TEST" oraxdb:SQLType="ZZZ_DATA_TYPE_TEST_TYPE" oraxdb:defaultTable="" oraxdb:tableProps="TABLESPACE CATALOG NOLOGGING" oraxdb:maintainDOM="false">
    <xs:complexType>
    <xs:sequence>
    <xs:element name="geoCode" type="geoCodeType" oraxdb:SQLName="GEO_CODE" oraxdb:maintainDOM="false"/>
    </xs:sequence>
    </xs:complexType>
    </xs:element>
    <xs:simpleType name="geoCodeType">
    <xs:restriction base="xs:decimal">
    <xs:totalDigits value="9"/>
    <xs:fractionDigits value="6"/>
    </xs:restriction>
    </xs:simpleType>
  </xs:schema>',
  gentables=>FALSE);
  end;
  /
    
    
  -- Display the auto-generated Oracle custom type
  describe ZZZ_DATA_TYPE_TEST_TYPE;
    
  -- Clean up
    
  begin
    DBMS_XMLSCHEMA.DELETESCHEMA(
    'http://localhost/decimaltest.xsd',
    DBMS_XMLSCHEMA.DELETE_CASCADE
    );
  end;
  /
  

  In the XSD data type restrictions, which would give me a 'fractionDigits' and a 'totalDigits' 9 6.

  Oracle must convert this number (9, 6).

  And that's where you're wrong.

  fractionDigits = 6 means at least 6 digits located to the right of the decimal point.

  This is different from the semantics of NUMBER (m, n), where n is exactly n fractional digits stored.

  123.456789 is a valid number by the XSD.

  123456789 is as valid a number, but of course it does not fit in a NUMBER (9.6).

  Oracle must create a NUMBER (15.6) to store any number of valid schema, it is a necessary condition.

  But this is not a sufficient condition: obviously, any number in a NUMBER (15.6) is not valid per the XSD, and this is where the schema validation occurs to enforce the constraints of two facets.

  Here are some examples:

  BEGIN

  DBMS_XMLSCHEMA. REGISTERSCHEMA)

  schemaURL-online "decimaltest.xsd."

  schemaDoc =>

  '

  http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"elementFormDefault ="qualified"xmlns:oraxdb ="http://xmlns.oracle.com/xdb"oraxdb:storeVarrayAsTable ="true"oraxdb:schemaURL ="http://localhost/decimaltest.xsd">" "

  '

  genTypes-online true

  genTables-online fake

  enableHierarchy-online dbms_xmlschema. ENABLE_HIERARCHY_NONE

  );

  end;

  /

  SQL > declare

  doc 2 xmltype: = xmltype)

  3'123456789"

  .createSchemaBasedXML('decimaltest.xsd') 4);

  5. start

  6 doc.schemaValidate ();

  7 end;

  8.

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  SQL > declare

  doc 2 xmltype: = xmltype)

  3'123456789.1'

  .createSchemaBasedXML('decimaltest.xsd') 4);

  5. start

  6 doc.schemaValidate ();

  7 end;

  8.

  declare

  *

  ERROR on line 1:

  ORA-31154: invalid XML document

  ORA-19202: an error has occurred in the processing of XML

  LSX-00215: value '123456789.1' whose total numbers exceed 9

  ORA-06512: at "SYS." XMLTYPE", line 354

  ORA-06512: at line 6

  SQL > declare

  doc 2 xmltype: = xmltype)

  3'12.3456789'

  .createSchemaBasedXML('decimaltest.xsd') 4);

  5. start

  6 doc.schemaValidate ();

  7 end;

  8.

  declare

  *

  ERROR on line 1:

  ORA-31154: invalid XML document

  ORA-19202: an error has occurred in the processing of XML

  LSX-00211: "12.3456789", including the fractional numbers exceeds 6

  ORA-06512: at "SYS." XMLTYPE", line 354

  ORA-06512: at line 6

• Custom message for: must be a signed decimal number consists of zero, one or more digits

  Hello

  We have an InputBox mapped the attribute type EO BigDecimal. Whenever the user enters special characters other than digital Gets the error message below.

  < af:inputText id = "it2" value = "#{bindings." Number.inputValue}.

  autoSubmit = columns '10' immediate = "true" = "true".

  Binding = "#{pageFlowScope.ServicesBean.numberInputText}" >

  < / af:inputText >

  Error

  Part r2:0:it2: "/" must be a signed decimal number consisting of zero, one or more digits, which can be followed by a comma and the fraction.

  Tried to add the custom resource group error message as shown in below, but no use.

  javax.faces.converter.BigDecimalConverter.DECIMAL=Summary - BigDecimal conversion error
javax.faces.converter.BigDecimalConverter.DECIMAL_detail=Detail - BigDecimal conversion error

  Is it possible to give the personalized message?

  JDev Studio Edition Version: 11.1.1.6.0

  Thank you

  Bhaskar Pola

  Following this article and the problem solved.

  Customize the validation error message in JSF 2.0

  Thank you

  Bhaskar Pola

• Capture time lose fractions of a second

  Hello

  I use LR 5.7, Camera Raw 8.7, on a Mac OSX version 10.10 and have noticed that recently I can sort is more correctly on time to capture images.  When I look at the XMP file, I find that the capture time is always recorded with the decimal part, the value 00 considering that in older versions were maintained, tenths and hundredths

  It's very annoying when shooting sport with motor drive I'm getting lots of images 7 or 8 who all seem to have the same time, so I can't count on being correct - even with filename sorting order is not good for me, as I often shoot with two bodies.

  Does anyone know if there are plans to restore it?

  Thank you

  Chris

  I submitted a bug report: Lightroom: change the Capture time keeps the fractions of a second.  Head over to this topic and add your vote.

  If you encounter this problem, again, you can use the Exiftool free to adjust the date/time outside of LR.

• How to avoid using fractions of EPUB available pixels fixed.

  Apple said to avoid the use of fractional pixels for letter spacing, font size and text placement. Since then, sometimes in the conversion to html and css formatting. Is there a way I can control this?

  Someone had their book rejected because of this?

  Thank you!

  It is perhaps not the droids you are looking for, but a way to check after the fact would be to create a copy of your epub, rename the epub to [epubnam] .zip (change .epub to .zip) and then find the .0px, .1px, .2px generated css file... (if you're handy with regular expressions, you could do a little better by looking for------.) ([0-9] * px, I checked it quickly to regexpal.com, but more robust tests may be in order)

  If you find a fractional value, you could "fix" no closest fractional value which is not trash your design and repackage the epub.

  FWIW, I did a quick scan through my epub css and can't find any decimal values.

• It is possible to script a decimal approximation in Indesign?

  In a file of several decimal numbers should be rough.

  It is possible to add a script?

  
  

  Real Mandatory

  22.90 23

  21,87 22

  26,47 26

  11.93 12

  29,16 29

  You can change the grep changeWhat according to exactly what numbers you want to find, but it's the basic idea to round all numbers with one ',' instead of a '. '.

  var doc = app.activeDocument;
  app.changeGrepPreferences = app.findGrepPreferences = null;
  app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "\\d+\,\\d+";
  var myNumberFinds = doc.findGrep(),
        l = myNumberFinds.length;
  while (l--)
      {
          app.changeGrepPreferences.changeTo = Math.round(myNumberFinds[l].contents.replace(/\,/,".")).toString();
          myNumberFinds[l].changeGrep();
      }
  

  If you want to change the numbers that have at least 1 but not more than 2 whole numbers then a comma and then at least 1 and up to 2 fractional numbers then you can use for your find what line

  app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "(?)".<>

  Which ensures that history did not begin or end with the number to be changed.

• BitmapData with decimal values

  Hello

  I use bitmapdata feature with decimal value. But it takes only a round value. It's all possible ways to do... ?

  If I give as below,

  desBmp = new BitmapData (163,9, 192,9);

  It takes like,

  desBmp = new BitmapData (163, 192);

  I want the exact value to be considered as the width and height. Is there any option to do, of trying to help me.

  Kind regards

  Kelifaoui has.

  is not possible and there is no reason: you can't use a fraction of a pixel in the display.

  for smoothing, use the smooth parameter with the draw method.