[Solved] How do I get an int() without rounding up?

int(-32.7023072454) = -33

floor(-32.7023072454) also = -33

How can I get just the -32 integer part?

Thanks

ceil(-32.7023072454) = -32 <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile">

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/77/nat ... onstruct-2

To work with positive and negative values: the integer of a variable Var = int(abs(Var)) * abs(Var) / Var

ceil(-32.7023072454) = -32 <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile">

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/77/nat ... onstruct-2

Umm, thanks, but click the link you provided...

Ceil(number) - Round a number up (eg. ceil(6.1) returns 7).

Yes..Ceil(number) - Round a number up.. ceil(-32.7023072454) = -32 ...................... (-32 > -33 )

int(), floor(), ceil() all round up. Not sure why.

For now I'm using this string parser/converting/thing, calling it "Trunc". It's working...

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int() and floor() round down to negative infinity. -33 is less than -32.7023072454 so that's down.

int(-32.7023072454) = -33

floor(-32.7023072454) = -33

ceil() rounds up to positive infinity.

int(-32.7023072454) = -32

round() rounds to whatever direction is closer.

round(-32.7023072454) = -33

Hmmm... Ok you're right. Perhaps using the negative number in the OP is making this harder to understand

Yeah you guys are right, it's easy. I used a ternary operator to basically perform a trunc()...

 decimalAngle = ( decimalAngle < 0 ) ? ceil(decimalAngle) : floor(decimalAngle)[/code:36vds46g]
This works. Thank you everyone!