Reputation: 14383
I am new to objective-c. I want to display shorter CGFloat value in NSString. I know in C its easy. But i don't know how to do that in Objective-c. For example,
CGFloat value = 0.333333;
NSLog(@"%f%%",value*100);
It will display 33.3333%. But i want to make it 33.33%. How can i do it?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 4396
Reputation: 9902
CGFloat value = 0.333333;
NSLog(@"%.2f%%",value*100);
Will result in 33.33%
in the log.
Here is the relevant section from Apple's docs. The Objective-C format specifiers very closely follow (or might even be the same as) those you might know from C. NSLog()
automatically accepts format specifiers. To do this with any NSString
, use [NSString stringWithFormat:@"myString", arg1, arg2..]
.
Upvotes: 7