System.Math.SimpleRoundTo

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Delphi

function SimpleRoundTo(const AValue: Single; const ADigit: TRoundToRange = -2): Single;
function SimpleRoundTo(const AValue: Double; const ADigit: TRoundToRange = -2): Double;
function SimpleRoundTo(const AValue: Extended; const ADigit: TRoundToRange = -2): Extended;

C++

extern DELPHI_PACKAGE float __fastcall SimpleRoundTo(const float AValue, const TRoundToRange ADigit = (TRoundToRange)(0xfffffffe))/* overload */;

Properties

Type	Visibility	Source	Unit	Parent
function	public	System.Math.pas System.Math.hpp	System.Math	System.Math

Description

Rounds a floating-point value to a specified digit or power of ten using symmetric arithmetic rounding.

Call SimpleRoundTo to round AValue to a specified power of ten.

ADigit indicates the power of ten to which you want AValue rounded. It can be any value in the range from –37 through 37.

SimpleRoundTo returns the nearest value that has the specified power of ten. In case AValue is exactly in the middle of the two nearest values that have the specified power of ten (above and below), this function returns:

• The value toward plus infinity if AValue is positive.
• The value toward minus infinity if AValue is negative and the FPU rounding mode is not set to rmUp.

Note: The result of this function depends on the current FPU rounding mode. You can change the FPU rounding mode using the SetRoundMode function.

The following examples illustrate the results of SimpleRoundTo:

Expression	Value
SimpleRoundTo(1234567, 3)	1235000
SimpleRoundTo(1.234, -2)	1.23
SimpleRoundTo(1.235, -2)	1.24
SimpleRoundTo(-1.235, -2)	-1.23 or -1.24 (depending on the current FPU rounding mode)

To round in "Banker's mode", use System.Math.RoundTo.

See Also

• System.Round
• System.Math.RoundTo
• Mathematical Routines