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Tony M · 10-27-2007, 04:52 AM

OK, I created a historical league in 1945 with complete history, and had a look at the pitching stats for the Americans for 1901 in teams.dat.

The value stored in BSVP is in hexadecimal 00 00 00 00 00 00 f8 ff which comes out as a value of 3.1493*10^-319 which in Visual Basic and Visual C++ gets classed as NaN (not a number) if you have the type defined as double, and the normal way for this to be output is as -1.#IND

The bug I would say is down to the fact that this value is stored in the database, if the exports put 0 in for a SVO of 0 it would get round it. Then again the database could also contain 0 for an SVO of 0.

10-27-2007, 04:52 AM	#5
Tony M Global Moderator Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Here Posts: 6,156	OK, I created a historical league in 1945 with complete history, and had a look at the pitching stats for the Americans for 1901 in teams.dat. The value stored in BSVP is in hexadecimal 00 00 00 00 00 00 f8 ff which comes out as a value of 3.1493*10^-319 which in Visual Basic and Visual C++ gets classed as NaN (not a number) if you have the type defined as double, and the normal way for this to be output is as -1.#IND The bug I would say is down to the fact that this value is stored in the database, if the exports put 0 in for a SVO of 0 it would get round it. Then again the database could also contain 0 for an SVO of 0. __________________ This signature is intentionally blank