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HannKett

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Feb 25, 2012
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Hello,

I have a weird problem, and I can not think straight so I need some input on this one algo :)

I have a slider with values of 1-9, now what I want to use the floats for is that I get 1.0 - 9.0 in float values that I have rounded off so there are no 1.5 and 3.7 and so.

Now I want to reverse the 1.0 to use in multiplication as a 0.9 and 2.0 as 0.8 and so on. but I cant for some reason come up with how to do that.

Maybe I need more sleep, but it is like when you forgot a name and word but you have it on the back of your tongue..

so please help me and relief my mental pain
 
1) The first part is easy: cast to int then back to float (assuming you are using C types rather than NSNumber)

2) It's not clear by what you mean by "reverse". It appears you mean "divide by 10 then subtract that result from 1.0".
 
Hello,

I have a weird problem, and I can not think straight so I need some input on this one algo :)

I have a slider with values of 1-9, now what I want to use the floats for is that I get 1.0 - 9.0 in float values that I have rounded off so there are no 1.5 and 3.7 and so.

Now I want to reverse the 1.0 to use in multiplication as a 0.9 and 2.0 as 0.8 and so on. but I cant for some reason come up with how to do that.

Maybe I need more sleep, but it is like when you forgot a name and word but you have it on the back of your tongue..

so please help me and relief my mental pain

Nevermind, robbie got it.
 
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