[admantis]

Okay so, I have this float number which I want to convert to integer, I know with floatround you can do it the following way:

pawn Код:

printf("%d", floatround(100.00)); // prints 100

But if I try this:

pawn Код:

printf("%d", floatround(GetPlayerSpeed(playerid, true)));

I get:

Код:

error 001: expected token: ",", but found ";"

Any tips?

[Seven_of_Nine]

I would try to put that in a variable, then printf the variable.

Strange..

[MadeMan]

Are you sure that GetPlayerSpeed returns a float?

[Simon]

Your code appears to be fine from the outside. The problem lies deeper than that line.

Is GetPlayerSpeed a #define with a semi-colon in it? You can get some unexpected behaviour with #define so check any related ones.

If you have no #define's related to that then I must ask, have you made a mistake with the line that the error is on? I don't see how the error would be on that line as you've posted it.

[Klutty]

Check the line over this line, thats usually the problem that it doesnt have a semicolon and only a simple comma sign.

[admantis]

GetPlayerSpeed returns a float and it's a stock function. Anyways, thanks to Seven_Of_Nine, his technique worked.

pawn Код:

new p_Sp = GetPlayerSpeed(playerid, true);
printf("%d", floatround(p_Sp, floatround_round));

Regards.

[cessil]

you just needed a floatrounding type like the one you posted or floatround_floor (rounds down) floatround_ceil (rounds up) and floatround_round will round to the closest decimal