tamte
as mentioned previously, it's has to do with floating point precision
even if you do: f@target = 0.998;
you will see that the Font SOP will still print something else, like: 0.99800002574920654
it's because it can't represent 0.998 precisely as a floating point number
so you'll need to format your floating point number into a string using sprintf() for example
From Tomas attachment there's some function & argument am not familiar with, so incase someone is struggling as I was
When you use
sprint("%f", floatValue);
will convert float value into string
This work whether you type hard core floats or you're using chf values.
When you want to trim decimal places like 1 or 2 or 3 decimal place you will have to write like
sprint("%.2f", floatValue);
This means convert trim to 2 decimal places, i.e 0.256234 will become 0.256
Hopefully this will be helpful as well.
