decimals showing up wrong after (clean install of OS windows)

[Malosa]

SOLVED:
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Hi all

well before my decimals show normal after my script started.
right now they return total wrong

this is how it should be :

jan-22 11:43:41

current consume

0.03 kWh

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current actual produce

-0 kWh

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low produced

635.82 kWh

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high produced

1524.19 kWh

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low consumed

1487.34 kWh

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high consumed

900.03 kWh

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Total

227.36

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payment / returns

-4.82€

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gasTOTAL

974.81m³

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Malosa P1

Updating

right now

jan-29 14:49:52

low produced

6389830 kWh

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high produced

15256460 kWh

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low consumed

15366780 kWh

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high consumed

9369670 kWh

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Total

3090160

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payment / returns

-1729272550€

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gasTOTAL

10544,73m³

This is what i have in the ini, it always work normal

highcons = (FormatNumber(highcons /1000,2 ))
lowcons = (FormatNumber(lowcons /1000,2 ))
GasToTal = (FormatNumber(GasToTal /1,2 ))

and so on...

Am i missing something in dotnet ?
this info is from an xml page. it worked yesterday...


Regards

[Malosa]

I did another test and something is really wrong but i don't where the problem is

When i use this code :

dim tada as double = "638983.000"
tada = (FormatNumber(tada /1000,2 ))
hs.writelog ("tada",tada)

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tada

638983

This doesnt make any sense.. so if i do this:
tada = (FormatNumber(tada /1000000,2 ))
it shows correct...

jan-29 16:30:21

tada

638,98

this happens when i did reinstall windows... now all my scripts are messed up and can't use them anymore...

[langenet]

Could this be related to the locale?

[Malosa]

Could this be related to the locale?

i did check my localisation setting in windows and its normal..

[jon00]

It looks like you have a mix of localization i.e. your Ini data is using a decimal point but your local region uses a comma.

As the data is stored in an ini file, you can probably read the data and just use a replace statement to convert a dot to a comma before doing the math.

[Malosa]

It looks like you have a mix of localization i.e. your Ini data is using a decimal point but your local region uses a comma.

As the data is stored in an ini file, you can probably read the data and just use a replace statement to convert a dot to a comma before doing the math.

thanks for the reply
is there a way to change it easy without modify the scripts?
i have many other scripts like this?
It did work yesterday.

[jon00]

You could change your locale to US or UK

[Malosa]

You could change your locale to US or UK

i have it already on US.
it was an other locale before
but still no luck


even if i try this in a script..

dim tada as double = "638983.000"
tada = (FormatNumber(tada /1000,2 ))
hs.writelog ("tada",tada)

638983

This doesnt make any sense.. so if i do this:
tada = (FormatNumber(tada /1000000,2 ))
hs.writelog ("tada",tada)

638,98

it doesn' t calculate right, normal the above first code should give 638,98 but it doesnt..


i did also try on my other pc there it now has also the issue..
is this an homeseer issue ?

i was before on 531
it does it both on 548 and hs4 v05

[Malosa]

whatever i change in my regional settings like a comma or decimals doesnt affect anything.. homeseer keeps using the old settings.. even after restart

[Malosa]

It won' t me let edit my first post,

I did solve it, apperantly the region settings did not work after been saved...
i did try multiple times and i fixed it.

SOLVED:
Decimal symbol : .
Grouping symbol : ,

[Guest]

dim tada as double = "638983.000"
tada = (FormatNumber(tada /1000,2 ))
hs.writelog ("tada",tada) [TABLE="cellspacing: 0"]

I am confused as to how you got it working. "tada" is declared as a "double", but hs.writelog is expecting a string for the second parameter. So there is a implicit conversion that the compiler is doing for you, which may produce results you do not want. (There is another implicit cconversion also converting the string "638983.000" into a double.)

I would try something like the following:

dim tada as double = 638983.000
dim strtada As String = (FormatNumber(tada /1000,2 ))
hs.writelog ("tada",strtada)

Of course you paraphrased your code, so perhaps your actual code is different...

[Malosa]

I am confused as to how you got it working. "tada" is declared as a "double", but hs.writelog is expecting a string for the second parameter. So there is a implicit conversion that the compiler is doing for you, which may produce results you do not want. (There is another implicit cconversion also converting the string "638983.000" into a double.)

I would try something like the following:

dim tada as double = 638983.000
dim strtada As String = (FormatNumber(tada /1000,2 ))
hs.writelog ("tada",strtada)

Of course you paraphrased your code, so perhaps your actual code is different...

this is actually how my code looks like...


try to run this and let me know whats the output



Sub Main(ByVal Parms As Object)
dim tada as double = "638983.000"
tada = (FormatNumber(tada /1000,2 ))
hs.writelog ("tada",tada)
end sub