passing multiple parameters into a function

[TelTikky]

In the calling function I have the following code:

           
  {

           printf("-----*---*-----Distance %f, Lat: %f, Lng: %f", myDistance, myLat, myLng);
                           printf("\n");  
            
            [self drawOnMap:myDistance Lat:myLat Lng:myLng];
        
    }

In the function called:

 
-(void)drawOnMap:(float)distance Lat:(float)lat Lng:(float)lng
 {
     
                printf("===*==*====Distance %f, Lat: %f, Lng: %f", distance, lat, lng);
                printf("\n-----*---*-----\n");  
}

But the output is as follows:

-----*---*-----Distance 60.500000, Lat: -33.875900, Lng: 151.206314
===*==*====Distance 0.000000, Lat: 3.222656, Lng: -0.000000


What have I done wrong?

[acegames]

Have you declared your function in the .h ?

[BrianSlick]

Are any of these names:

-(void)drawOnMap:(float)distance Lat:(float)lat Lng:(float)lng

...declared individually in the .h file?

[TelTikky]

Originally Posted by acegames

Have you declared your function in the .h ?

No. Didn't think it was necessary.

[TelTikky]

Originally Posted by BrianSlick

Are any of these names:

-(void)drawOnMap:(float)distance Lat:(float)lat Lng:(float)lng

...declared individually in the .h file?

No, I double checked. None of them were declared individually in the .h file.

[ebender001]

Originally Posted by TelTikky

No, I double checked. None of them were declared individually in the .h file.

Are you getting your coordinates from a CLLocationManager? CLLocationCoordinate2D is a struct containing fields that are typedef'ed as doubles, not floats. Could you be losing some info in the conversion from double to float?

Ed

[TelTikky]

Originally Posted by ebender001

Are you getting your coordinates from a CLLocationManager? CLLocationCoordinate2D is a struct containing fields that are typedef'ed as doubles, not floats. Could you be losing some info in the conversion from double to float?

Ed

Cool, you are right. Changed everything to double solved the problem.

Thanks.

Just a side note, passing everything in NSString* will do the trick too ...

[ebender001]

Originally Posted by TelTikky

Cool, you are right. Changed everything to double solved the problem.

Thanks.

Just a side note, passing everything in NSString* will do the trick too ...

Glad it worked and thanks for the tip.
Ed