QOBject::tr() with floating-point number

[fem_dev]

I would like to get the QMessageBox showing the double precision value of the variable my_double. But I got it showing the value 0.

double my_double = 0.1234567;

QMessageBox::warning(
    nullptr,
    QObject::tr("Warning"),
    QObject::tr("The value %n is a double precision number", "", my_double),
    QMessageBox::Ok);

How can I do it?

[mpergand]

QObject::tr("The value %1 is a double precision number").arg( my_double),

[SGaist]

Hi,

Are you looking for QLocale::toString ?

[aha_1980]

@fem_dev I guess %n is for natural, countable things. What would you expect as singular/plural for a double?

Regards

[mpergand]

QObject::tr("The value %1 is a double precision number").arg( my_double),

[fem_dev]

@mpergand said in QOBject::tr() with floating-point number:

QObject::tr("The value %1 is a double precision number").arg( my_double),

Thank you @mpergand ! This solution works great!