I have starting values like 1.35m and I would like to round up to the nearest half a meter,so in this example 1.35 becomes 1.50
1.89 becomes 2.00 etc.
Add the fourth dimension to the CoordinateRounder,so that it will be able to round not only XYZ but also M (measures,used in linear referencing).
CityGMLto MapInfo (TAB) coordinates with 3 decimals (mm's) are rounded to 1decimal (dm's).When same CityGML file is converted to SHP coordinates arenot rounded.
E.g.55499.763,388968.263 becomes 55499.8,388968.3
Hi,I would like to round a elevation value to the nearest even number.Is there a way to do this,perhaps using AttributeRounder or CoordinateRounder?
I am using FME Desktop 2016.
Thanks
Currently the @round function takes one argument,the value to round,and rounds it to the nearest integer.It would be nice is there was an optional second argument to specify the number of decimal places to round to (like AttributeRounder transformer),if the second argument is not supplied,then it should round to the nearest integer.
It would be good to have the ability to use the math function @round() inside the PointCloudExpressionEvaluator transformer.I would use it to round Z values but @floor() and @ceil() is not the same thing
I have an ascii xyz file i need to convert to a hyd93 (binary) format.The z value needs to be rounded to a nonstandard non-numerical rounding,(precision of 2-3 decimal places to one decimal place,0.n99 and up round up,否则轮)或截断。coordinate rounder does not seem to offer the needed functionality.Is ther another transfromer that has the needed functionality,rounding or truncation?