i want get whcih control mouse move in windows form

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i am using win form application this application in my win form their are multiple control in which control user mouse move ??

Posted 22-Aug-13 23:11pm

vilassagar

Updated 23-Aug-13 3:06am

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berrymaria 23-Aug-13 5:14am

Hi, can you please improve your question? Make it more understandable.

phil.o 23-Aug-13 5:21am

Please indicate the code you are using to convert string to float, and some examples of string values that are not converted correctly.

CodeBlack 23-Aug-13 5:25am

can you please show your input, output you are getting and your expected output ?

[no name] 23-Aug-13 9:17am

Please do not edit your question to ask a completely different question. It makes the questions and answer out of sync and gets confusing. Ask a separate question. And in this case, you will definitely need to improve it.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-08-22T23:25:00

Assuming that you mean you are converting a string like "12.350" to a float value, then the "final zero" is not truncated, it's just irrelevant: a float value does not store a precision so it has an infinite supply of zeros to the right of the decimal point.

What is actually happening is that when you convert the float back to a string for display, the irrelevant zero is not being displayed. You can force it by specifying a format when you display the value.

C#

float f = 12.350F;
Console.WriteLIne(f.ToString("00.000"));

will give "12.350"

C#

float f = 12.350F;
Console.WriteLine("{0:00.000}", f);

Will also give "12.350"