Casting a DOUBLE into an Int and get the Last Number of Decimal

[m. khalid]

Hi,
(1) I'd like to get the last number of decimal (for example : if hh = 1.3257, I'd like to register an integer of 7).
(2) I've done the following but found out that after casting into an integer( vb ), the last digit was not the same and ended up I was getting the wrong value ( vc ). May I know where I've made mistakes? Thanks!

if(Bars.FirstBarOfSession)

{
hh = High[0];
}

double va = hh*10000;
int vb = (int) va;
int vc = vb % 10;

Print(hh.ToString("0.0000") + " " + va.ToString("00000") + " " + vb.ToString("00000") + " " + vc.ToString("0"));

[NinjaTrader_RyanM1]

Hello m. khalid,

This is more C# related so beyond our scope of support.

To get the integer portion of a double value, you may want to use Math.Truncate() rather than casting it as integer.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.math.truncate(v=VS.90).aspx