IDataFunctions::Float
The IDataFunctions::Float method converts a double to a string VARIANT, based on the specified locale.
Syntax
HRESULT Float(
double Number,// in
VARIANT vtLocale,// in
VARIANT *pvarRet// out
);
Parameters
- Number
- Specifies the number to format as a BSTR.
- vtLocale
- A VARIANT that specifies the locale to use to perform the conversion. If this VARIANT is empty (VT_EMPTY) or NULL (VT_NULL), Float uses the locale specified by a previous call to put_Locale.
- pvarRet
- If successful, a pointer to a VARIANT that contains the converted value. Float initializes this VARIANT's vt member to VT_BSTR, and stores the converted value in its pbstrVal member. If unsuccessful, Float sets pvarRet to NULL.
Include
<commerce.h>
Return Values
| Value |
Description |
| S_OK |
This function always returns S_OK. If the conversion fails, Float returns an HRESULT indicating failure (for example, E_FAIL), and sets pvarRet evaluates to NULL. |
Related Topic
IDataFunctions::ConvertFloatString, IDataFunctions::Number
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