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[Emky]

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[Milice]

Change the RATE_EXPERIENCE to a double or float in configmanager. Also you'll have to fix a getDouble function

 

[Codex NG]

To understand how to calculate data as a decimal number you need understand what a data type is, in c/c++ and many other languages.

An integer holds a whole number (e.g. 1,2,3 etc) whereas a float would hold a decimal number (e.g. 1.0, 2.5, 3.9 etc..), but there are many different data types, if a data type is signed it will hold both negative and positive values, if a data type is unsigned then it will only hold positive values.

Currently there are no unsigned floating data types so a float or double etc will always have a range of positive & negative values.

In C/C++ normally if there is a data type surround in parentheses (data type) and there is a value to the right of it, then this is known as a cast, which will convert from 1 data type to another, if your converting from a decimal to a whole number then everything after the decimal place will be truncated (aka deleted).

float f = 10.5
int x = (int) f
// x now holds the value of 10

float p = (float) x
// p now holds the value of 10.0

Unlike lua, javascript, php, and a few other languages I can't think of atm, C/C++ requires its functions / methods to state a return type, if the function or method does not return a value then the return type is void.

If it does have a return type then you must return that data type or you will generate an error and your code may not compile at all.

To summarize you would need to find a data type with a big enough range value to hold a range to that of a uint64_t using floating point notation.

 

[Emky]

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