[kristo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lokii PHP Code: precent(Float:min, Float:max) {     return _:(floatabs((min/max)*100)); }

1. The name of the first argument doesn't make any sense in this context and the second one is only a bit better.
2. Quote:

   Originally Posted by Merriam-Webster dictionary Precent definition is - to act as precentor: lead a choir or congregation in singing.

3. You are multiplying a float by an integer, the runtime has to cast the integer to a float, producing unnecessary overhead.
4. De-tagging a float doesn't round it, the function will just return a value that's meaningless in this context. I wouldn't even round it since the user might need the extra precision.
5. Getting the absolute value doesn't make much sense either. If someone uses the function with values with different signs, they probably have a reason.

PHP Code:

Float:percentage(Float:value, Float:max_value) {
    return (value / max_value) * 100.0;
}