Question

I have a CGFloat that contains only “integers”, in the meaning that it actually wants to represent integers only but due to float inprecision it may happen that it internally has a 23.00000000000000000000000142 or something like that. I try to feed an NSDecimalNumber with clean input, so I need to make sure this is truly a naked integer with no dirt. Well, I think this is a good way, but maybe I am wrong:

NSInteger *intVal = floatVal;

That would just get rid of those fragmental parts at the end of the tale, right? Or is there a more secure way to convert it into a true integer?

Answer 1

If you just want to take the integer part of a float then I believe you can just do the following:

CGFloat myfloat = 23.0000000000142f;
int myInt = (int) myfloat;