Using BigDecimal instead of Double solved my current problem.
Later I'll have to make something like a PercentageConverter. Actually
that could be a generic conveter that multiplies/divides by a factor and
applies a unit.
Thanks...
/Anders
Christian Essl wrote:
If you use BigDecimals this should work out of the box.
To provide your own format you can override getConverter() on the Label
or for the whole application Application.getConverterFactory(). For
details see the wicket page on custom converters:
http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/Using_custom_converters
Christian
On Sun, 20 Nov 2005 13:20:02 +0100, Anders Peterson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
With code like this
anItem.add(new Label("return", new PropertyModel(tmpInstrument,
"diffusionProcess.localDrift")));
I'm trying to display small numbers.
1.1465448173051241E-12
1.2381223801081599E-6
In the generated page this just appears as "0" or "-0". I want it to
be "0.0000012381223801081599"
How can I create Labels that know how to format these small numbers?
/Anders
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