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User er changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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Assigned to|er |fs
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------- Additional comments from [email protected] Wed Sep 2 19:08:06 +0000
2009 -------
@fs: This is a misconception of the number formatter. Number display formats are
not input mask patterns! The string "(123)456-7890" is not a number (numeric,
date, time, currency, boolean, ...) and therefor 0 is returned; in fact,
SvNumberFormatter::IsNumberFormat() should also return FALSE in this case.
The format code "("000")"000"-"0000 displays numbers accordingly, e.g. the
value 12 would be displayed as (000)000-0012 and the value 123456789012 would
be displayed as 12(345)678-9012
And no, the number formatter does not provide input mask patterns. IMHO we don't
have such a thing, if it isn't the Pattern Field you mentioned in an earlier
comment. Might be something for the future, but that wouldn't help you here.
Reassigning back.
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