real_to_int()
Performs a type cast from real number to integer number, which means
it converts the passed real-number to an integer number
and returns the latter as result value.
real-number
is ignored by this conversion. So e.g. real_to_int(3.999) would
return 3. If that's not what you want, then you might consider
using e.g. round() or ceil() before doing the
actual type conversion with this function.
Function Prototype
real_to_int(real-number)
Arguments
| Argument Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
real-number |
Real Number | The real number to be converted. [required] |
Return Value
| Data Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Integer Number | Truncated Integer Number representation of the passed Real Number. |
Remarks
This functions accepts any standard unit and finalness for its argument real-number.
The return value's standard unit and finalness is identical to the passed real-number's one.
Examples
None yet.
See also
int(), int_to_real(), round(), ceil()
Availability
Since LinuxSampler 2.1.1.svn6.
Document Updated: 2019-09-16 | Author: Christian Schoenebeck