[SOLVED] Splitting a number up to 3 variables

[JasonO]

Hi guys,

I have a number, and I want a seperate value for each number. I thought about dividing by 100, dividing by 10, etc, but wont always work

So, the number I have is 120. I want this so I can have it like this:

_var1 = 1;
_var2 = 2;
_var3 = 0;

For example. The number is the speed, and wont be used for anything other than land vehicle so 3 digits is enough

I'm really trying to learn SQF, and I was wondering if this is possible.

Thanks a lot (again!) for your help

Edit: I really have to stop posting here, THEN find a solution lol.

      

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_num1 = _speedVar % 10;

_speedVar = _speedVar / 10;
_speedVar = _speedVar - (_speedVar mod 1);

_num2 = _speedVar % 10;

_speedVar = _speedVar / 10;
_speedVar = _speedVar - (_speedVar mod 1);

_num3 = _speedVar % 10;
_num1, _num2 and _num3 all hold the seperate values.

[Spooner]

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_speedVar = _speedVar - (_speedVar mod 1);
// Can be written as:
_speedVar = floor _speedVar;
floor rounds a number down and ceil rounds a number up. Just shorter and more clear what you are doing.