Greg Kelly

Thanks for your quick replies..
OK, so I tried out the BigDecimal thing, I created a double with a value of "0.00012345" and converted it to a BigDecimal and got 0.00012344999999999999203137424075293893110938370227813720703125
If it hadn't added those extra load of digits at the end it would have worked perfectly because converting that to a string yields the same result.
Does anybody know how to get it to maintain its actual value?
Thanks,
Greg

Hi,
I'm writing some code that involves converting a double to a string. The problem is that when I use the toString() function to convert it, it automatically changes it to scientific notation (ie. 0.001005 = 1.005E-3). The parser I have to deal with can't work with numbers in this format so I need to figure out how to prevent Java from converting my number to sci notation.
Any help would be greatly appreciated because I have to have this done for tomorrow!
Thanks,
Greg