Java type casting

[Dan Ingold]

Is there a way to use a Java type cast in a Brahms expression? I have
a double that I can round to a long, "long dl = Math.round( dd );",
where dd is a double Unfortunately, Brahms demands an "int" argument
where I want to use this "long" value (as the argument to a
duration.)

There isn't a corresponding math function "int di =
Math.round( dd );". If casting were possible, I could either downcast
dl to an int and use it in the Brahms expression, or downcast dd to a
float and use the second form of Math.round().

[Ron van Hoof]

Unfortunately not yet:( you would need a java activity to change the type.

Ron

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[Dan Ingold]

Aha! Not exactly true... ;-) I found a posting by Maarten (9 Nov
2009), which identifies the doubleToInt activity in SystemGroup, which
does what I need. Actually, it shortcuts two of my steps into one.
Thanks for the quick reply, Ron!

--Dan

[Maarten Sierhuis]

Dan,

Just a quick congrats/thanks for using the group to search for the answer ... I was going to reply and give you the answer, but you beat me to it :-)
Ron is right though ... doubleToInt( ) is a Java activity.

Doei ... MXS

[rahul kumar]

Check this one....Java Type Casting

Ling

[Fabrice Razafindraibe]

Hello,

How downloading the Brahms environnement ?