B billborric Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 11, 2017 #1 Hi, I'm getting the GPS speed in m/sec and converting to Kmh. No matter what I try when I get to 100Kmh or above it will only display the first 2 digits (10). I have tried hard code 100 and it displays 100. I have checked that the m/sec figure is correct and it is. I have tried Round and NumberFormat and each display the same 2 digits at 100, ie 10. The speed figure is assigned to the big label shown in the designer. I'm at a loss. Hope someone can help. Code: Copy lblSpeed.Gravity = Bit.Or(Gravity.CENTER_VERTICAL, Gravity.RIGHT) Dim iSpeed As Int Dim cSpeed As String iSpeed = NumberFormat((Location1.Speed*3.6),0,0) cSpeed = iSpeed 'lblSpeed.Text = $"$1.2{Round(Location1.Speed*3.6)}"$ lblSpeed.Text = cSpeed
Hi, I'm getting the GPS speed in m/sec and converting to Kmh. No matter what I try when I get to 100Kmh or above it will only display the first 2 digits (10). I have tried hard code 100 and it displays 100. I have checked that the m/sec figure is correct and it is. I have tried Round and NumberFormat and each display the same 2 digits at 100, ie 10. The speed figure is assigned to the big label shown in the designer. I'm at a loss. Hope someone can help. Code: Copy lblSpeed.Gravity = Bit.Or(Gravity.CENTER_VERTICAL, Gravity.RIGHT) Dim iSpeed As Int Dim cSpeed As String iSpeed = NumberFormat((Location1.Speed*3.6),0,0) cSpeed = iSpeed 'lblSpeed.Text = $"$1.2{Round(Location1.Speed*3.6)}"$ lblSpeed.Text = cSpeed
Ed Brown Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 11, 2017 #2 If you use LOG(cSpeed) what do you see? Is it the same? If it is not then the font size might be too high and the last digit might be overflowing onto a new line. Also, I have had some display issues with NumberFormat in the past and replaced using it with NumberFormat2. Upvote 0
If you use LOG(cSpeed) what do you see? Is it the same? If it is not then the font size might be too high and the last digit might be overflowing onto a new line. Also, I have had some display issues with NumberFormat in the past and replaced using it with NumberFormat2.
B billborric Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 13, 2017 #3 Hi Ed, Well a smaller font fixed the problem. But I cannot figure out why a hard coded 100 displayed OK and the calculated one (even trimmed) would not. Any how all fixed and able to move on now. Thanks. Upvote 0
Hi Ed, Well a smaller font fixed the problem. But I cannot figure out why a hard coded 100 displayed OK and the calculated one (even trimmed) would not. Any how all fixed and able to move on now. Thanks.
