Hi Frans.
Without the statement DECIMAL-POINT IS COMMA, yes, it should be a dot.
But not in this example where DECIMAL-POINT IS COMMA is stated.
I have also tried without DECIMAL-POINT IS COMMa, then with a dot. Same thing happened.
Mvh. / Regards / Terveisin
Geir
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All,
The , in 01 ws-a pic x(6) value "-25,33". It should be a dot (.)
Met vriendelijke groet,
Frans de Vries.
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Hi Michael.
I have tried computational, comp-3 and binary def for the receiving field. I still miss the decimals. Here is the essence of my small testpgm:
WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
01 ws-a pic x(6) value "-25,33". (SPECIAL NAMES. DECIMAL-POINT IS COMMA. ( I have also tried without it))
01 ws-b pic s9(5)v9(2) binary value zero. (display, COMP-3, COMPUTATIONAL - they all fail)
PROCEDURE DIVISION.
mainline section.
main-000.
compute ws-b = function numval-c(ws-a). Result: WS-B = -00025.00
compute ws-b = function numval(ws-a). Result: WS-B = -00025.00
go to main-000.
This is according to the manual, and I just can't understand what I'm doing wrong..
I'm on V5R4.
Mvh. / Regards / Terveisin
Geir
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Jon Paris is correct. NUMVAL-C is generally used to convert values with currency symbols, but I've used it before without them. It should work.
Where I've often been bit is that NUMVAL and NUMBAL-C both return a floating point value. Floating point is not precise--at least not when converted to a fixed-decimal value.
My only suggestion would be to define NUMFIELD as packed-decimal. You could also try specifying an interim value using greater precision--at time that helps when converting from floating point values.
I believe packed-decimal is COMP-3--I prefer specifying"PACKED-DECIMAL", "BINARY", etc. so that no one is required to remember the esoteric COMPUTATIONAL identifiers.
cobol400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 10/12/2013 01:00:09 PM:
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Re: [COBOL400-L] XML using COBOL(RPG)?
Hi.
I'm almost getting it working.
The generation of XML works fine.
The parsing works mostly fine.
However, I do have a problem with numeric values containing
decimals: '325.25' ends up like 325.00 in the receiving field when I
use
'compute NUMFIELD = function numval-c(XML-TEXT)'
NUMFIELD is pic 9(5)v99.
Am I using the wrong function? It works ok with numeric fields
without decimals.
Mvh. / Regards / Terveisin
Geir
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