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See also: ScanFPNum, IsValidDouble 

IsValidFPNum

Unit:SDL_math1
Class: none
Declaration: function IsValidFPNum (Instring: string; DecSeparator: TDecPSep): boolean;

The function IsValidFPNum checks whether the string Instring contains a valid floating point number. Valid characters are the digits ‘0’...’9’, ‘.’, ',' and leading ‘-‘ and ‘+’ signs. The decimal separator can be controlled by the parameter DecSeparator:
dsDot the "." character (dot)
dsComma the "," character (comma)
dsBoth allows both the dot and the comma character
dsSystem the decimal separator is taken from the system locale

Hint: The function IsValidFPNum is similar to IsValidDouble except for the fact that it does neither allow exponential notation nor leading blanks.

Example: The strings '13945,092' and '13945.092' are valid floating point numbers if the parameter DecSeparator is set to dsBoth, the string '13,945.092' is not a valid floating point number (group separators are not allowed).


Last Update: 2023-Feb-06