IntToWord

[JoHanatCent]

Odd

If I try this with "Local $iNum = 18"

I get NineTeen !

Never mind. Found the problem myself just added the missing link like so:

" Local $asTeens[9] = ["eleven", "twelve", "thirteen", "fourteen", "fifteen", "sixteen", "seventeen", "eighteen", "nineteen"] "

Did not have the "eighteen"

[Mat]

It's there in the proper version I put in example scripts, I recommend you use that one instead:

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=117156

[GEOSoft]

and you definitly don't want to enter 19 for $iNum.

If you look at this carefully you should spot the problem.

Local $asTeens[8] = ["eleven", "twelve", "thirteen", "fourteen", "fifteen", "sixteen", "seventeen", "nineteen"]

EDIT:

mat is sharp, he just doesn't count too well.

Edited September 17, 2010 by GEOSoft

[Mat]

and you definitly don't want to enter 19 for $iNum.

If you look at this carefully you should spot the problem.

EDIT:

mat is sharp, he just doesn't count too well.

I'm not sure why it wasn't fixed in the one in this thread, as it was fixed in the other one, posted on the same day... I reckon someone's got a subtle sabotage campaign on the go

A* maths doing it a year early thank you very much, that means I know up to and including my ten times tables

[Tvern]

That's not too surprising. It looks like:

Local $asTeens[8] = ["eleven", "twelve", "thirteen", "fourteen", "fifteen", "sixteen", "seventeen", "nineteen"] 
;should be
Local $asTeens[9] = ["eleven", "twelve", "thirteen", "fourteen", "fifteen", "sixteen", "seventeen", "eightteen", "nineteen"]

I'm guessing a value of 19 would give you a nice dimension range exceeded error.

Edit: So there was a second page :/ I figured the last post on the page1 was was the last one in the topic.

Edited September 17, 2010 by Tvern

[GEOSoft]

Not only does Mat not count too well, Tvern doesn't spell so well either.

[Tvern]

Not only does Mat not count too well, Tvern doesn't spell so well either.

That's a well known fact. Luckily I can hide behind the "I'm dutch isn't that weird?" excuse, aswell as the "makes more sense my way" argument.

hey 500th post.. Who do I talk to for the t-shirt?

Edited September 17, 2010 by Tvern

[GEOSoft]

We can excuse you for being Dutch, after all we've been excusing others (no names mentioned Jos) for years for the same reason.

[Spiff59]

The one from the other post seems to have a problem, as feeding it "100200" results in "one hundred and thousand two hundred". The one in this post returns "one hundred and thousand two hundred and".

[MvGulik]

hey 500th post.. Who do I talk to for the t-shirt?

Here. Erm, Mug, Clock, Mouse mat, but no t-shirt. ???

[Mat]

The one from the other post seems to have a problem, as feeding it "100200" results in "one hundred and thousand two hundred". The one in this post returns "one hundred and thousand two hundred and".

I get "one hundred thousand two hundred". Are you talking about the one that people should be using in example scripts here? Or the one in this thread. The one I just linked to is much better, and has NumFromWord added in as a bonus. I suppose I'd better edit the offending post in this thread to have a more up to date version.

[Spiff59]

I get "one hundred thousand two hundred". Are you talking about the one that people should be using in example scripts?

That's crazy (or I am)... Could have sworn I cut it out of the old thread to play with, and it misbehaved. I started from scratch this time, and it's acting fine. So, "Operator error", apparently. I might try to work the "and" verbage into my little 33-liner, if I can remember how I got it to work in the first place