Re: problem with floats/floatForKey
Re: problem with floats/floatForKey
- Subject: Re: problem with floats/floatForKey
- From: Duncan Campbell <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 21 Apr 2005 16:50:58 +1000
Seems my problem was in initializing my NSDefaults variable - I was
doing so in awakeFromNib, and it didn't seem to be read correctly in
another method in the same class...
thx for the help.
On 21-Apr-05, at 4:40 PM, Magnus Strand wrote:
Hi Duncan,
I can't see any error in your code,
Have you checked myVar:s value before and after assignment with the
debugger?
Magnus Strand
Duncan Campbell wrote:
Hey folks.
If i do the following:
NSLog(@"direct from Defaults: %f",[defaults
floatForKey:@"myFloatKey"]);
I get the value I want.
However, if I do this:
float myVar = [defaults floatForKey:@"myFloatKey"];
NSLog(@"after assignment: %f",myVar);
I get a very funky value for "myVar".
What am I doing wrong here?
Cheers.
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