Hi,
when I debug, some of the doubles are shown fine and right in the debugging window but some doubles are shown like "-1.#IND000000000000". why is it so and how can i change them to be displayed in the right mode.
best wishes
debugging doubles
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debugging doubles
Dave Yasko
A double variable *can* have the value -1.#IND000000000000 (It's not a wrong output by the "Debugging Window"). It simply states that the variable has an undefined value due to some *mathmatically* wrong calculations (For example a 0.0/0.0 division would give such a value)
Shril Pyrrho