Hi,
i tryed using the reviver function of the Json.parse. Here is what i was
playing with in the qx.lang.Json.js class.
statics.parse = function(data){return JSON.parse(data, function(key, value){
if(typeof value == "number"){
return value+"";
}else
return value;
});
};
The fact that "value" is already an JS object. The big number is already
lost. So it's not the way to go i think.
Meanwhile if i check the response of the request. I get the correct value.
Server response:
{
bigNum : 123456789012345678
}
But the problem occurs even sooner. If i do just this:
statics.parse = function(data){console.log(data);}
//outputs: "{bigNum : 1234567890123456*80* }"
The response "data" is still a string, but the number is already changed.
That is very odd.
Regards,
Defero
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