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ffomega
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05/04/2005
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216
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5th November, 2010 at 16:47:16 -
I am making a kind of calculator for my program, and I am using sub-applications. In the sub-app, certain values are supposed to display as negative values (with the minus symbol), and then stored into global values. While this works just fine, and these values can later be called by the main application, the negative symbol for the counters I have to display the global values do not appear.
Example:
in the main app, a counter is supposed to display a global value of -5 (set by a counter from the sub-app). It will calculate successfully but does it shows 5 instead of -5.
So, does this mean that negative integers cannot be stored in the global values...or is there a syntax which forces viewing of the negative symbol?
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Sketchy
Cornwall UK
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06/11/2004
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5th November, 2010 at 18:07:27 -
I can't reproduce this bug - I did what you said, but it worked fine for me.
Please post an example file.
Sounds like maybe you're using a font that doesn't have a "-" character, or maybe there's something covering it - something simple like that?
What happens if you use a string instead of a counter to display the value?
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ffomega
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05/04/2005
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5th November, 2010 at 21:57:25 -
That's alright  I found a work-around that solved my problem. Now if I could just get my hands on the archive object I'd be all set 
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