RoundUp() function?

[Cheezeman]

Hey dudes!
Is there an easy way to round up a real number to the nearest tenth ten?
I.e 123.456 ~ 130
That would be totally epic, cause it will solve a very annoying bug in my project.
If there is no easy way I'll just have to implent it anyway

Help appreciated.
Cookie to first dude with proper solution

Solved!
by Shadow Deamon

Use this function to round a real

library MyFunctions
    //call Round( real whichNumber, real whatNearest )
    function Round takes real number, real nearest returns real
        set number = R2I( number / nearest + 0.5 ) * nearest
        return number
    endfunction
endlibrary

 

[Shadow Daemon]

• Set MyInteger = Integer(MyReal + 0.5)

// Convert Real To Integer
maybe?

As far as I know, wacraft rounds real numbers up, if fraction part >= 0.5, otherwise it rounds down.

 

[Cheezeman]

• Set MyInteger = Integer(MyReal + 0.5)

// Convert Real To Integer
maybe?

As far as I know, wacraft rounds real numbers up, if fraction part >= 0.5, otherwise it rounds down.

Nearest tenth, not nearest integer
Still, that last comment was usefull info

 

[Shadow Daemon]

Hmm, didn't understand question well.
Do you mean, if you have 123.456 rounded up version would be 123.5? If so, rounding algorithm would look like this:

1. 123.456 + 0.5 * 10.0^(-1) = 123.506
2. 123.506 * 10.0^(1) = 1235.06
3. R2I(1235.06) = 1235
4. 1235 * 10.0^(-1) = 123.5

Right?

 

[Cheezeman]

Hmm, didn't understand question well.
Do you mean, if you have 123.456 rounded up version would be 123.5? If so, rounding algorithm would look like this:

1. 123.456 + 0.5 * 10.0^(-1) = 123.506
2. 123.506 * 10.0^(1) = 1235.06
3. R2I(1235.06) = 1235
4. 1235 * 10.0^(-1) = 123.5

Right?

No, I meant having 123.456 rounded up to 130.
Whooops sorry man I just realized my mistake Sorry for inconvinience

 

[Shadow Daemon]

Okay, if I'll use reverse coefficient, we get that formula(in short):

set MyReal = R2I(MyReal / 10.0 + 0.5) * 10.0

• Set MyReal = ((Real((Integer(((MyReal / 10.00) + 0.50))))) x 10.00)

For 123.456 it will return 120.000 (because "3" < "5", so it will round down)
For 456.789 it will return 460.000 (because "6" > "5", so it will round up)

 

[Cheezeman]

Seems to work
I extracted this function from it

library Functions
    //call Round( real whichNumber, real whatNearest )
    function Round takes real number, real nearest returns real
        set number = R2I( number / nearest + 0.5 ) * nearest
        return number
    endfunction
endlibrary

Cookie as promised

SOLVED!