Function detect odd and even number

Do you know a function which can detect if a number is an odd number or other.

if ( number%2 == 1)
But a method for this? Really doubt that..
Do you know a function which can detect if a number is
an odd number or other.

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create function for ODD or EVEN(NUMBER) also
if number is odd multiply by 5
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865253 wrote:
create function for ODD or EVEN(NUMBER) also
if number is odd multiply by 5
if number is even multiply by 10;
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o_num number;
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if mod(n_in,2) = 0 then
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else
o_num := n_in*5;
end if;
return o_num;
end;
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How can I now when an integer is an even or an odd number?

How can I now when an integer is an even or an odd number?Either of these will work:
if (i % 2 == 0)
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else
    // odd
if ((i & 1) == 0)
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else
    // odd

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You can take this to be the answer for most things Pages 5…
… No!
Use Pages '09 instead.
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Different margin for odd and even pages

Hi there,
I am writing a book which will be printed in 2 sided paper. Therefor I will need different margin (left and right) for the odd and even pages.
How is it possible in Pages? I am using Pages 5.2 (1860).
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Indesign & Xpress are professional DTP applications. They can layout pages in any order you can imagine with custom margins. They are also complex to learn & expensive in comparison to Pages.
There is a trial of Indesign IIRC…
https://www.adobe.com/uk/products/indesign.html
Quark also has a trial too…
http://www.quark.com
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Printing odd and even pages separately (manual duplex)

Hi
I searched the forum and found some similar problems regarding Adobe Reader 8.1.2 : Adobe Reader 8.1.2 doesn't print odd and even pages correctly
This was posted more than a year ago. A few days ago I encountered the same problem with Adobe Acrobat 8.1.2. I suspected that it could be beacause of outdated software. I then applied incremental patches up to 8.1.5. But the problem still persists.

The link was about Reader, but I tried it with AA8.1.5 on a 3 page document and did indeed find the same problem. The 1st page printed out, but the 3rd page was missing when printing the odd pages. When printing the even pages, the 2nd page printed out 2 times. The 3rd page never showed up. I think this is what you are talking about. Wonder if they fixed it in AA9?

Is it possible to have different margin settings for odd and even pages?

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I am formatting a book I want to get printed and it would be very helpful to have different margin settings on the odd and even pages so the text won't fall too close to the gutter (as happened in the proof copy I ordered!).
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Odds and evens

Hi,
How can i determine when a number is odd or even?.
Rgds,
Jose

hi,
Just divide by 2, and check the remainder.
report ztest.
data:
rem type p decimals 2,
val type i value 657.
rem = ( val mod 2 ).
if rem = 0.
write:/ 'Even'.
else.
write:/ 'Odd'.
endif.
Hope this helps !!!
Cheers
Alfred

Odd and even pages

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Also, I was hoping that whenever there is an Odd (Front) page, I would assume that it would always have an Even (Back) page, but that is not the case. Sometimes the pages end out on the Odd Page.
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I had an example earlier that "jumped" a section, but in reality what it was doing was when the first page was full, it started to use a similar repeating instance on page3. Here it is, but you will need to have a close look at the script, as this was not annotated: https://acrobat.com/#d=0-YvJ8UcVW7Pyc4hhg3RmQ. It is a bit of a rough workaround, based on the height of the subform (see the click event of the add button on page1).
You might also be able to get a conditional page break to work if the height of the rows was always the same.
Hope that helps,
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Odd or even number comparison?

Anyone know how to compare an incoming number and tell whether it is odd or even? How about if it is whole or fractional? Thanks
Kirk

fabb wrote:
Anyone know how to compare an incoming number and tell whether it is odd or even? How about if it is whole or fractional? Thanks
You need to be very careful applying odd/even to floating point numbers. It is only defined for intergers. Especially, if the value is a result of some computations, it could actually be 2.000000001 instead of 2.
Same with whole vs. fractional. You probably need additional code to ignore small differences from whole numbers. Where does the data come from?
ODD/EVEN: If you have an integer datatype, do a bitwise AND with "1" and check if the result is zero (even) or not (odd).
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Odd or even number

ok , basically how can I write a line of code which will tell me if a number is odd or even?

the test for equality with 0 should work for all numbers - the remainder of dividing a negative number by two should be 0 or -1 (I think - and the code bears this out anyway)
Lee

Odd and even rotating pages by file name

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Hoping someone can help me trouble shoot my script below.
The aim is to determined if the last two digits of the file name are odd or even and then rotate the file accordingly.
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Odd and even years with Time Windows?

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At last, it possible to :
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