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mh_and · 12-05-2012, 12:15 PM

@007julien can you please explain what exactly this Math.floor(days+11/12) achieves I'm asking this because...

@felgall & Philip M variables days_count and root_days are used elsewhere in the code also, so I thought i can do this (I know i can assign d to anyting after this, but still didn't want to confuse myself)

Code:

if (days%1<0.11) {root_days = Math.floor(days)} else{
	root_days = Math.floor(days)+1;}
	days_count = root_days;

is the modulus good way of replacing parseInt here? It actually works this way, but when I put days%1<0.09 which is logical to me, it just doesn't work well, skips some hours actually.

Oh and I noticed I can use Math.ceil in place of second math.floor.

12-05-2012, 12:15 PM	PM User \| #5
mh_and New to the CF scene Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 6 Thanks: 4 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	@007julien can you please explain what exactly this Math.floor(days+11/12) achieves I'm asking this because... @felgall & Philip M variables days_count and root_days are used elsewhere in the code also, so I thought i can do this (I know i can assign d to anyting after this, but still didn't want to confuse myself) Code: if (days%1<0.11) {root_days = Math.floor(days)} else{ root_days = Math.floor(days)+1;} days_count = root_days; is the modulus good way of replacing parseInt here? It actually works this way, but when I put days%1<0.09 which is logical to me, it just doesn't work well, skips some hours actually. Oh and I noticed I can use Math.ceil in place of second math.floor.