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pianoman

Jul 16 2007, 13:40

Having the sampling rate in kHz is a MUST for me, as it just saves me the trouble of from reading long numbers (like 44100).
I've scripted a very ugly hack for this, but I'm not very happy with it:

$insert($div(%samplerate%,100),'.',$sub($len(%samplerate%),3)) kHz

Left to say ... it works!

But I'd rather have a $frac() function to get the fractional part right of the point.
(You did note that $div() does an INTEGER division, didn't you?

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pianoman

Aug 7 2007, 23:00

bumped...

anyone else with a better solution?

Yotsuya

Aug 8 2007, 21:56

This is what I use, though to be honest it isnt really all that different than what you are doing:

CODE

$if2($div(%samplerate%,1000)$ifequal($div($mod(%samplerate%,1000),100),0,,.$div($mod(%samplerate%,1000),100))KHz,)

I think it handles the right side of the decimal a bit better than just replicating the last 3 digits.

nawhead

Sep 3 2007, 17:44

QUOTE(Yotsuya @ Aug 8 2007, 23:56)

This is what I use, though to be honest it isnt really all that different than what you are doing:

CODE

$if2($div(%samplerate%,1000)$ifequal($div($mod(%samplerate%,1000),100),0,,.$div($mod(%samplerate%,1000),100))KHz,)

I think it handles the right side of the decimal a bit better than just replicating the last 3 digits.

I'm rusty on my programming logic, but what does the $if2 operation do?

This seems to work fine:

CODE

$div(%samplerate%,1000)
$ifequal($div($mod(%samplerate%,1000),100),0,,'.'$div($mod(%samplerate%,1000),100))
' kHz '

pianoman

Nov 8 2007, 14:16

Thanks, using this now!

QUOTE(nawhead @ Sep 3 2007, 17:44)

I'm rusty on my programming logic, but what does the $if2 operation do?

Read The F..ine Manual.

$if2() is a shorthand for $if (X, X, Y), i. e. if X is present, execute X; if X is not present, execute Y.
Normally, $if() takes 3 different parameters.

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