• hrk (14/14) Aug 03 2008 hi all,
• Koroskin Denis (3/21) Aug 03 2008 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, pleas...
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hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

hi all,

just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
I do have an array,

const double const_dscales[19] = [
		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
		  1.0E18 ];

whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared in main
such as 

double divisor = const_dscales (2);

it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it returns
inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
I made a function of it

double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing happened.
I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public. Please enlighten me.

"Koroskin Denis" <2korden gmail.com> writes:

On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:

 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.

 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
file 1





Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

"Koroskin Denis" <2korden gmail.com> writes:

On Mon, 04 Aug 2008 00:50:22 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:

 sure  - thanks for trying
 file 1





 Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:

 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore.
Could anybody  

 help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.

 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or  

 public.
 Please enlighten me.

 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it,  
 please?


No-no, not like this! Strip the sample down as much as possible, first.

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

hi,

i found the bug. in a method i declared a variable "double divisor;" as soon as
i rename it to "double divisorxxx;" or any other name the program works.
a variable -divisor- is used in std.date and in bigint. in my project only
std.date is imported. this variable is probably the the reason.

i use 2.x

hrk

Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Mon, 04 Aug 2008 00:50:22 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 sure  - thanks for trying
 file 1





 Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:

 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore.
Could anybody  

 help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.

 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or  

 public.
 Please enlighten me.

 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it,  
 please?


 
 No-no, not like this! Strip the sample down as much as possible, first.

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
file 2





Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
file 3



Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
file 4



Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
file 6


Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
file 7



Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
file 8


Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
file 10



Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
file 11



Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
file 12

Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
file 13


Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
file 14






Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
file 15


Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
file 16



Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sure  - thanks for trying
i am not able to send the libs and dll since it is denied. if you are  willing
to send me an email i'll send them to you.

please - the code is experimental, not cleaned etc..., but starts to work
it's free, with just one limitation: betterments, bugfixes etc should be
publised and free for any purpuse. 





Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore. Could anybody help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared  
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 
 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.
 
 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it  
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing  
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or public.  
 Please enlighten me.

 
 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it, please?

hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> writes:

sorry, never the less one wouls ned the test database and the source are still
to interwined

Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Mon, 04 Aug 2008 00:50:22 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:
 
 sure  - thanks for trying
 file 1





 Koroskin Denis Wrote:

 On Sun, 03 Aug 2008 22:11:49 +0400, hrk <l8atnight gmail.com> wrote:

 hi all,

 just don’t know what’s happening anymore.
Could anybody  

 help?
 I do have an array,

 const double const_dscales[19] = [
 		  1.0,1.0E1, 1.0E2, 1.0E3, 1.0E4, 1.0E5,
 		  1.0E6, 1.0E7, 1.0E8, 1.0E9, 1.0E10, 1.0E11,
 		  1.0E12, 1.0E13, 1.0E14, 1.0E15, 1.0E16, 1.0E17,
 		  1.0E18 ];

 whichis imported by various modules. When i call it from main declared
 in main such as

 double divisor = const_dscales (2);

 That's an incorrect syntax. You should use const_dscales[2] instead.

 it works. If it is called the same way in a method of some class it
 returns inf. I tried to rename, but that will not make a difference.
 I made a function of it

 double scaler(double sc) {return std.c.math.pow(10.0, sc);}

 and had it as a private / public method in a class and the same thing
 happened. I can’t get it to work in class, be it private or  

 public.
 Please enlighten me.

 Could you show a code sample so that we could compile and test it,  
 please?


 
 No-no, not like this! Strip the sample down as much as possible, first.