I'll try to make it simpler: Let's say I have 3.1494999. When I first display it in the listview the (displayed) rounded value is 3.149, but the actual value is still Then a user opens the roweditor (double click on the row or whatever) and the value 3.149 is displayed in the textinput field. But...hey it was an error, the user doesn't want to change any number. However here comes the problem. The user doesn't write any new number in the editor, just presses enter to exit the roweditor, but the value 3.1490 is stored as the actual value of the data. So I have lost four significant digits (the 4999 part of the number).
This is casued by the toString() method. I think one would need a way to check if a change has actually been made in the table and only in that case call the method. -- View this message in context: http://apache-pivot-users.399431.n3.nabble.com/Formatted-value-and-actual-data-in-TextInput-tp2099149p2105075.html Sent from the Apache Pivot - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
