Height in feet and inches

I have a string value for height in the database that I would like split out into feet and inches. For example the value right now is 66, 65, etc...

Hi Curt,
If Unit of measure is CM then use below logic
(totext(({Database_cm}* 0.0328084),0)) & " Fts "&Tonumber((Split(totext({Database_.cm}* 0.032808,5),".")[2])) *0.00012 & " Inches"
If Unit of measure is in Meters then You need to convert meters to CM by using below formula
{Meters_field}/100
--Praveen G

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I have an application that requires height in feet/inches.
Obviously php/mysql will have an issue with something like 6'2"
because of the ' and ". What they best way to handle this so I can
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feet and inches, the words?

jsteinmann wrote:
> I have an application that requires height in
feet/inches. Obviously php/mysql
> will have an issue with something like 6'2" because of
the ' and ". What they
> best way to handle this so I can still express it this
way... or is it not
> worth it and just use feet and inches, the words?
>
I would store the value as inches:
<script>
convert=function(input){
x=input.split(/[^\d]/);
return x[0]*12+ +x[1];
</script>
Mick

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Trust me ... I'm no mathematical wizard or
technoguru, but it seems that as long as you know the
aspect ratio of the screen you need to fill and you
match that, the actual pixel dimensions would be more
of a issue of the display device (a projector, I'm
assuming).
For example, I output 720 x 480 (NTSC DV) to tape or
640 x 480 (DVD-Video) all the time that is later
projected on a variety of different sized screens.
If the screen is a 4:3 aspect ratio, my video fills
the screen if the projector is positioned correctly
and the right lens is used.
-DH
Thanks for the replies guys.
The problem is that he never gives me ratios, he just gives me stratight sizes.
I build these in 720 x 480 and they are sent through some unexplicable beta/do-ray-me configuration to output on giant LED walls. The resolution doesn't matter. This strange output configuration only reads my video the same as if I was outputting straight from FCP.
On one job he gave me the simple 16:9 ratio and I simply put a 16:9 matte on everything within a 720 x 480 using Joe's Filter Beta "Joe’s Aspect Matte RT".
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I need some help with conversion of height. The form was designed by the department and there is a field where one need to enter the height of the participant.
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The problem is the way it has been designed as there is a box for Feet and another box for Inches. If the other measure was in Inches only, it would have been easier and that would be like the kg to lbs conversion.
I have tried multiple way to try to the conversion, but none would do it exactely like the kg to lbs conversion.
Here is the form:
https://workspaces.acrobat.com/?d=j8kksFor3eVIg6M07CdkmA

I tried the following code, but obviously does not work. The problem reside in the fact that I have to reunite 2 fields to get the height in cm and am not sure how to handle that.
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Conversion from "feet to inches"to"meter and centimeters"

hi,
i need this answer urgently!!!!
i'm trying to write a java program that reads lenghts in feets and inches(or meters and centimeters(or feet and inches). the program askes the user if he/she wants to convert from "feet to inches" to "meters and centimeters" or from "feet to inches". The program then preforms the desired conversion.having the user respond by typing the integer 1 for one type of conversion and 2 for the other conversion.The program reads the user's answer and then executes an if-else-statement. each branch of the if-else statement will be a function call. Include a loop that lets the user repeat this computation for new input values until the user says he or she wants to end the program. Use as many method that are logically needed. The main method should do as little as possible.

I love these questions - especially the little bits at the end that clearly point out it is a homework question.
As joeldi says, show us that you've had a decent go at it and we'll be more interested in helping out.
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Converting feet to inches

I need to conver feet to inches, in my code, I am picking up feet and inches in the input file, and need to convert it all to inches on the output file, for example, a person is 5 07, this needs to be converted to 67 inches....Any suggestions

Angel_74 wrote:
I need to conver feet to inches, in my code, I am picking up feet and inches in the input file, and need to convert it all to inches on the output file, for example, a person is 5 07, this needs to be converted to 67 inches....Any suggestionsExcuse me for being late, a just got back from a doctor's appointment.
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Height in feet+inch

hi
i have table and data like below..
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hi bencol
by your query i got this erroe message
Error starting at line 1 in command:
select *
from height
where feet*12 + inch between 62 5
Error at Command Line:3 Column:32
Error report:
SQL Error: ORA-00905: missing keyword
00905. 00000 - "missing keyword"
*Cause:
*Action:

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[svn:fx-4.x] 15080: Fix FTE in UIFTETextField which occured if baseline getter was called before width or height were set and autoSize =TextFieldAutoSize.NONE.

Revision: 15080
Revision: 15080
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2010-03-26 14:47:47 -0700 (Fri, 26 Mar 2010)
Log Message:
Fix FTE in UIFTETextField which occured if baseline getter was called before width or height were set and autoSize=TextFieldAutoSize.NONE. In this case, createTextLinesFromTextBlock returned without creating any text lines because there wasn't any width. FTETextField.getLineMetrics assumes there is at least one line and throws a range error if there isn't. In this case, set autoSize to TextFieldAutoSize.LEFT, measure the text, and then restore the autoSize value.
QE notes:
Doc notes: None
Bugs: SDK-26016
Reviewed By: Jason
Tests run: checkintests
Is noteworthy for integration: No
Ticket Links:
    http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-26016
Modified Paths:
    flex/sdk/branches/4.x/frameworks/projects/spark/src/mx/core/UIFTETextField.as

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