Reputation: 4110
I am setting the progress to a UIProgressView :
[recordingProgress setProgress:seconds/600 animated:YES];
The line is in a timer which keeps repeating, and seconds is an integer (int) that varies from 0 to 600. I notice that if I just insert the value of 0.5, the progress bar moves. I tried using float by:
float val = seconds/600
but it still doesn't work...
Upvotes: 1
Views: 159
Reputation: 13924
Given that seconds
is also an int
, then you won't be getting a floating point value as a result of your division. Cast to a float
first:
float val = (float)seconds / 600.0f;
The reason for this is that dividing two int
s produces an int
, in this case 0
for values less than 600
. The 600.0f
is there to ensure that the second operand is also treated properly.
Upvotes: 2