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--- functions:atof [2017/04/17 12:17] – korshun
+++ functions:atof [2017/04/17 12:33] (current) – korshun
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 If s is too big or too small to fit into a fixed-point number, returns [[constants:INT_MAX]] with the sign of the input.
-Supports [[:Number prefixes]].
+Supports signs and [[:Number prefixes]].
 <note important>This function parses the fractional part only up to the amount of digits that can be stored in a fixed-point number. This means that numbers with very long fractional parts will not be fully parsed, e.g. ''%%"0.12345678901234567890thisisnotanumberanymore!@#$^#$^$*%^*$"%%'' will parse successfully.
 </note>
+<note tip>To parse ints, use [[atoi]].</note>
+<note tip>For more flexibility in parsing and error handling, use [[ParseFixed]].</note>
 ===== Examples =====
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 atof("123") -> 123.0
 atof("123.456") -> 123.456
-atoi("0") -> 0
+atof("0") -> 0
+atof("999999999999") -> 32767.99999 // Too big
-atoi("999999999999") -> 32767.99999 // Too big
+atof("-99999999999") -> -32767.99999 // Too small
-atoi("-99999999999") -> -32767.99999 // Too small
+atof("not a number") -> 0 // Error
-atoi("not a number") -> 0 // Error
+atof("0xff.8") -> 255.5 // Hexadecimal prefix
-atoi("0xff.8") -> 255.5 // Hexadecimal prefix
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