Hi,

The following code portrays the float rounding issue:

#include <Core/Core.h>

using namespace Upp;

CONSOLE_APP_MAIN
{
	Value v(0.002f);
	Cout() << v << "\n";
	Cout() << FormatDouble(v) << "\n";
	Cout() << FormatG(v,7) << "\n";
}

The result of running the above follows:

0.0020000000949949
0.0020000000949949
0.002
<--- Finished, press [ENTER] to close the window --->

I do not know how to solve this cleanly. In any case a regular user seeing 0.002000000095 in a field where he expects to see 0.002, will not be happy about it. For years I have used roundr() all over the code to fix this up, but having a solution hidden in Core would be awesome!

Best regards,

Tom

	double x = 0.002;
	DDUMP(x);
	float fx = x;
	x = fx;
	DDUMP(x);