[Trooper[Y]]

Hey all together.
Currently, im using this snippet:

Code:

pl_stats[killerid][dmratio] = floatdiv(float(pl_stats[killerid][dmwins]),float(pl_stats[killerid][dmlosses]));

But sometimes is the result :

Quote:

./,),(-*,(

I dont know, when this occurs.
Probably someone can tell me, how i can prevent this ?

[RyDeR`]

How are you using your formats?
You have to use %f.

[Trooper[Y]]

Of course,

Code:

new winform[128];
		format(winform,128,"%s-dmkills",hdwid[killerid]);
	 	pl_stats[killerid][dmwins] = INI_ReadInt(winform);
		format(winform,128,"%s-dmdeath",hdwid[killerid]);
		pl_stats[killerid][dmlosses] = INI_ReadInt(winform);
	  pl_stats[killerid][dmwins]+=1;
	  pl_stats[killerid][dmratio] = floatdiv(float(pl_stats[killerid][dmwins]),float(pl_stats[killerid][dmlosses]));
	  format(winform,128,"%s-dmratio",hdwid[killerid]);
		INI_WriteFloat(winform,pl_stats[killerid][dmratio]);

[Trooper[Y]]

floatdiv divides two floats, and thats what i do...

Ill try...

[Joe Staff]

I usually get ./,),(-*,( whenever a number equals out to be the same as 0x80000000.

pawn Code:

printf("%d",0x80000000);

[Trooper[Y]]

What does this means to me ?
How can i check for this ?
When its caused ?

[Arrows73]

It's very simple. It's a division by zero what causes this.

(Sry for reviving old topics but probably someone else has the same problem and finds this thread via ****** or the forum search)