Hehe, I'm glad that it's not just me.
Kerry the vbaide forces the capital I in If,
actually I had just copied
Function Rd(num1 As Variant, num2 As Variant) As Boolean
Dim dRet As Double
dRet = num1 - num2
If Abs(dRet) < 0.00000001 Then Rd = True
End Functionto C# thinking that nothing could be easier.
(Morphs into Hatch for a minute)
Oops no boolean in help, ok got it bool.
Abs, no no help on that. Ah add using system.Math.Abs
Oh, better not call this class Math then, changes it to MyMath.
public static bool Rd(double num1,double num2), why is the )lighting up? static public bool Rd, nope still red (Wonders if it the order makes any difference)
static bool Rd, still red static void. Oh need to put the bracket thing on the next line. (It lights up the ")" as it's wrong in the future, as in the next line)
public static bool Rd(double num1,double num2)
{
double dRet = num1 - num2;
bool B=false;
If (math.Abs(dRet) < 0.00000001)
{
B= true;
}
else
{
B= false;
}
return B;
}
It's red on the if line, staring at for 5 mins with hatred does little to fix it,finally If.
This is when I posted to make sure I even need this function.
I've still got to figure out the top line
double num1,double num2 needs to be maybe object num1,object num2? as it is not always a double being fed to the function.
Right now $250 for the standard edition sounds like a cheap investment to take some of the agro out of learning this program.
