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char szBuffer[24];<br />
float nNumber = 0.000432;<br />
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sprintf(szBuffer, &quot;%0.6lf&quot;, nNumber)<br />
CString strNumber = szBuffer;<br />
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char szBuffer[24];
float nNumber = 0.000432;

sprintf(szBuffer, "%0.6lf", nNumber)
CString strNumber = szBuffer;



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Why use an additional variable?
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because %f does not work in CString::Format. You have to use sprintf for converting floats.<br />

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because %f does not work in CString::Format. You have to use sprintf for converting floats.


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Thanks for good advice, str.Format(&quot;%.6f&quot;,a) provides exactly 6 places after the dot.
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Thanks for good advice, str.Format("%.6f",a) provides exactly 6 places after the dot.

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I need to convert float a=0.000432 to CString. Using gcvt function results in 4.32 E-4. <br />
But I need to keep it in the same form &quot;0.000432&quot; and not to use exponential presentation.<br />
Any help?<br />
Thanks,<br />
Alex
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I need to convert float a=0.000432 to CString. Using gcvt function results in 4.32 E-4. 
But I need to keep it in the same form "0.000432" and not to use exponential presentation.
Any help?
Thanks,
Alex

float to CString conversion - not with gcvt!!!

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