convert a string into a decimal - RUBY
This is a discussion on convert a string into a decimal - RUBY ; I am a new Ruby programmer. I am really amazed with the ease of
programming.
I seem not to be able to find a solution for the following task.
I want to convert an object with the class string into ...
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convert a string into a decimal
I am a new Ruby programmer. I am really amazed with the ease of
programming.
I seem not to be able to find a solution for the following task.
I want to convert an object with the class string into a object with the
class fixnum or decimal. So I can store the result in a Decimal(13,2)
sql field.
The value of the object string is "100,000,000.00" (including the comma
and the decimal point.
Appreciate all the help at for hand!
Ernst
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Re: convert a string into a decimal
> a="100000000.00"
> a.to_f
=> 100000000.0
Ernst Tanaka wrote:
> I am a new Ruby programmer. I am really amazed with the ease of
> programming.
>
> I seem not to be able to find a solution for the following task.
>
> I want to convert an object with the class string into a object with the
> class fixnum or decimal. So I can store the result in a Decimal(13,2)
> sql field.
>
>
> The value of the object string is "100,000,000.00" (including the comma
> and the decimal point.
>
> Appreciate all the help at for hand!
>
> Ernst
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Re: convert a string into a decimal
Paulo Carvalho wrote:
> > a="100000000.00"
> > a.to_f
> => 100000000.0
>
>
Thank you for the quick reaction.
to_f seems not to be the solution
a = "13,014,530"
a.to_f
>> 13.0
The result I am looking for is
13014530
Thanks again.
Ernst
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Re: convert a string into a decimal
Ernst Tanaka wrote:
> I am a new Ruby programmer. I am really amazed with the ease of
> programming.
>
> I seem not to be able to find a solution for the following task.
>
> I want to convert an object with the class string into a object with the
> class fixnum or decimal. So I can store the result in a Decimal(13,2)
> sql field.
>
>
> The value of the object string is "100,000,000.00" (including the comma
> and the decimal point.
>
> Appreciate all the help at for hand!
>
> Ernst
irb(main):005:0> "100,000,000.00".gsub(',','_').to_f
=> 100000000.0
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Re: convert a string into a decimal
Ruby newb incoming:
Since his string is "100,000,000.00" to_f won't work:
irb(main):001:0> a = "100,000,000.00"
=> "100,000,000.00"
irb(main):002:0> a.to_f
=> 100.0
Only thing I could think of was to gsub! it first and get rid of the commas:
irb(main):001:0> a = "100,000,000.00"
=> "100,000,000.00"
irb(main):003:0> a.gsub!(/,/, '')
=> "100000000.00"
irb(main):004:0> a.to_f
=> 100000000.0
Any other way?
Paulo Carvalho wrote:
> > a="100000000.00"
> > a.to_f
> => 100000000.0
>
>
> Ernst Tanaka wrote:
>
>> I am a new Ruby programmer. I am really amazed with the ease of
>> programming.
>>
>> I seem not to be able to find a solution for the following task.
>>
>> I want to convert an object with the class string into a object with the
>> class fixnum or decimal. So I can store the result in a Decimal(13,2)
>> sql field.
>>
>>
>> The value of the object string is "100,000,000.00" (including the comma
>> and the decimal point.
>>
>> Appreciate all the help at for hand!
>>
>> Ernst
>>
>
>
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Re: convert a string into a decimal
> irb(main):005:0> "100,000,000.00".gsub(',','_').to_f
> => 100000000.0
That did the trick! Thanks
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Re: convert a string into a decimal
Pat George wrote:
> Any other way?
a.delete(',').to_f
Armin
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