Ruby Numeric. Help - Sorry for bothering. RESOLVED

[NewOne]

I have to display some values, and most of all are integers, but some will be float. This is why I must use float.
I want to get rid of zero to that values that don't require it.
This is what I want:

%(#4000BF)[3.3 => 3.3
4.8 => 4.8]
16.0 => 16

I could do the trick in many ways but I'm still looking for something native.

There is no native way, but I find this on web:

#extend the Float class
class Float
  def to_i_if
    if self - floor == 0
      floor
    else
      self
    end
  end
end

But here will be a problem: if I have a number like this: 4.00001, won't be converted to integer. For that, the method to_i_if can be enhanced:

class Float
  def to_i_if(threshold=0)
    if self - floor <= threshold
      floor
    else
      self
    end
  end
end

treshold => display format like this: 0.01 (how many zeroes you need)

I found this on web and I thought to share it.