Re: Error in decimal divide in "?:" operator

You mentioned evaluating some of the sub-expressions in the debugger? What
if you try evaluate the whole ternary (?:) expression in the debugger - do
you get the same result? Note: not sure if it can do this or not.

"JayAchTee" <JayAchTee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have not had any luck at duplicating the problem by simplifying the
application. The results are as expected. This one has me and my
colleagues
baffeled.
--
Regards,

JayAchTee


"Barry Kelly" wrote:

JayAchTee wrote:

I have a web service written in C# Visual Studio 2005 that calculates
splits
between two or more timekeepers in a transaction. To set this up I
have
several decimal data type variables from one particular timekeeper:

Using your code (roughly), I get:

~$ cat prog.cs
using System;

class App
{
static void Main()
{
decimal diff_time = 4.5M;
decimal rate = 130M;
decimal amount = diff_time * rate;
decimal totalAmount = 1605M;
decimal percent = (totalAmount == 0M ? 0M : amount /
totalAmount);
Console.WriteLine(percent);
}
}

~$ ./prog
0.364485981308411214953271028

Can you reproduce your behaviour in a simple, complete program like the
one above?

-- Barry

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