I have such a problem: double calcValue;
NSString *buf = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%14f", myCalculator.calcValue];
buf = "7.142857";
istead of
buf = "7.1428571428571423";
I tried to format it in such ways: @"%f". But when I tried @"%14.9f" 9 signs after comma displayed.
Whats the problem? And how can I solve it? Thanx!
I'm not sure why, but stringWithFormat:
doesn't seem to format doubles properly. You might try this approach:
double calcValue=7.1428571428571423;
NSString *buf=[[NSNumber numberWithDouble:calcValue] stringValue];
which will set buf
to @"7.142857142857142"
.
For tighter control over number of digits, you could use a NSNumberFormatter
.