Conversion from Built-In Floating Point
The Currency Module does not automatically provide conversion from a built-in floating point number to an
RWDecimal<T> because such conversions often cause round-off errors. This situation occurs frequently with constants. For example, the following code
RWDecimal<RWMP2Int> x = 1.01;
will not produce an exact representation of 1.01, since the compiler interprets the constant as a floating point literal. To set x to an exact representation of 1.01, you can use a string or the form of the constructor that takes an integer and a number of decimal places. For example:
RWDecimal<RWMP2Int> x = "1.01"
or
RWDecimal<RWMP2Int> x(101,2);
If you do want to convert from a floating point number, use the global function.
RWDecimal<T> from(long double)
This will return a decimal object approximately equal to the parameter.
