I have a function to check if an attribute value is smaller then another one:
public function getFnGminGrFnotKlFnut() {
if ($this->FnGmin) {
return $this->FnGmin > $this->fnot || $this->FnGmin < $this->fnut ? ['class' => 'danger'] : [];
} else {
return [];
}
}
View:
[
'attribute' => 'FnGmin',
'contentOptions' => function ($model) {return $model->fnGminGrFnotKlFnut;},
],
$this->FnGmin < $this->fnut
evaluates to true however if I'm printing the values they are equals. E.g. FnGmin = 8.37
and fnut = 8.37
and it's red! However sometimes the function returns correct evaluation! By FnGmin = 8.38
and fnut = 8.38
it's not red! There are no more hidden decimal places and roundings. What is going on? Can you please help me? I would greatly appreciate that!
I guess this is because of the floating point precision of php. I guess you have calculated some values used.
for example:
$x = 8 - 6.4; // which is equal to 1.6
$y = 1.6;
var_dump($x == $y); // is not true
//PHP thinks that 1.6 (coming from a difference) is not equal to 1.6. To make it work, use round()
var_dump(round($x, 2) == round($y, 2)); // this is true
there are several answers already:
PHP - Getting a float variable internal value
Set precision for a float number in PHP
In your case use something like this:
// set some wanted floating point precision which is higher that your used float numbers e.g. 3
$precision = 3;
return round($this->FnGmin, $precision) > round($this->fnot, $precision) || round($this->FnGmin, $precision) < round($this->fnut, $precision) ? ['class' => 'danger'] : [];