Typing fraction Value

type("%.7f"%value)

Thanks RaiMan
It worked.

Actually, I am using this type(value) in Handler Section.
This handler section is called in many places. And each time the value will be different. Either Integer or float (with different fractional digits such as 1e-06, 1e-07, 1e-10).

Here, using type("%.7f"%value) cannot work all time.
Is there any way to type integer and float (with different precision) .

ok, then you have to create a function, that gets a value (int or float), analyst it, dynamically build the format string and then return the formatted string.

Should all be easily possible with standard Python features.

Well.. I try to do that, I did not get any built-in function to convert float to string..
Again Its converting to exponent format(1e-05) like that..

Ok, then you seem not to be familiar with Python scripting yet.

So you either have to learn how to setup user functions and how to do some more complex Python scripting,

... or you have to live with the above solution:
type("%.7f"%value)

and raise 7 to the maximum value possible and live with the trailing 0's in case.

yeah , Am new to python scripting.
I have tried with different options and found the below :

size = len(value)
dot_position = value.find(".")
my_string = str(float(value) + float("0." + "1".zfill(size - dot - 1)))

But it works not at all times.

If I use type(str(float(value) + float("0." + "1".zfill(size - dot - 1)))), it is working fine.
If I use my_string it is again using 1e-07 format.

I couldn't catch my wrong here.

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