monitor poroblems

i have a problem with my monitor displaying the correct number
i have a small program that reads my enderIO capacitor and gets the number and maks some calculations and displays it in my monitor but i get not the correct number but somthing like
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and i dont know how i can fix it

m = peripheral.wrap("monitor_0")
c = peripheral.wrap("back")
big = peripheral.wrap("BigReactors-Reactor_0")
--numer of capasitors

cap = 7
reactor = false
function energyR()
energystoredF = c.getEnergyStored("unknown")
energystoredT = energystoredF * cap
end
function getACtive()
if big.getActive() == true then
  reactor = true
else
  reactor = false
end
end

function displayenergy()
m.clear()
m.setCursorPos(1, 1)
m.write("energy = ")
m.write(energystoredT,"")
m.write(" RF")
end
function warning()
if energystoredT < 1000000 then
  m.setBackgroundColour(colors.red)
  else
  end
end
function debug()
write("energy = ")
write(energystoredT)
write(" RF")
end
function reactorActive()
if energystoredT < 1000000 then
  big.setActive(true)
  m.setCursorPos(1,2)
  m.write("reactor is on ")
else
  big.setActive(false)
  m.setCursorPos(1,2)
  m.write("reactor is off")
end
end

m.setTextColor(colors.white)
while true do
getACtive() --looks if the reactor is on
energyR()-- calculates the energy
displayenergy()-- shows the energy on the monitor
reactorActive()-- looks if the reactor needs to turn on
sleep(1)
term.clear()
term.setCursorPos(1,1)
m.setCursorPos(1,1)
m.setBackgroundColour(colors.black)
end

with ender io, CC can only see one capacitor block, times the number by the number of capacitor block that make the multi block

I.E. if you are using 3 blocks then you will need to read the value and multiply it by 3 to get the true value

this only effects energy stored and energy capacity and i think it is a problem on enderIO's side

Lupus590, on 17 May 2015 - 12:41 AM said:

with ender io, CC can only see one capacitor block, times the number by the number of capacitor block that make the multi block

I.E. if you are using 3 blocks then you will need to read the value and multiply it by 3 to get the true value

this only effects energy stored and energy capacity and i think it is a problem on enderIO's side

if you look at my code you can see that i fixed that problem

The number you're seeing, 1.5733564E7, translates to 1.5733564 * 10^7, or 1.5733564 * 10,000,000, or 15,733,564. The notation is supposed to shrink the number down and make it take up less display space, but it's obviously being applied incorrectly here (by the monitor's "write" function, specifically) - it makes it longer!

You can force the correct format by running the number through tostring() before passing it to m.write(). Eg:

m.write(tostring(energystoredT))

Bomb Bloke, on 17 May 2015 - 02:20 AM said:

The number you're seeing, 1.5733564E7, translates to 1.5733564 * 10^7, or 1.5733564 * 10,000,000, or 15,733,564. The notation is supposed to shrink the number down and make it take up less display space, but it's obviously being applied incorrectly here (by the monitor's "write" function, specifically) - it makes it longer!

You can force the correct format by running the number through tostring() before passing it to m.write(). Eg:

m.write(tostring(energystoredT))

you fixt it thanks