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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P2: Important
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None
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5.14.1
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Windows
Using QDoubleValidator on german system leads to unexpected results on validate(). It seems that thousand-seperator is forced to be present. If not present input is handled as Invalid.
QDoubleValidator validator;
validator.setNotation( QDoubleValidator::StandardNotation);
int pos;
QString str("-0.3");
QValidator::State valid;
validator.setLocale( QLocale::C);
validator.setRange(-3.0, 0.0);
valid = validator.validate( str, pos); // returns Invalid
validator.setRange(-2.99, 0.0);
valid = validator.validate( str, pos); // returns Invalid
validator.setLocale( QLocale::German);
validator.setRange(-3.0, 0.0);
valid = validator.validate( str, pos); // returns Acceptable (str converted to -3 ?)
validator.setRange(-2.99, 0.0);
valid = validator.validate( str, pos); // returns Intermediate
str = "-0,3";
validator.setLocale( QLocale::C);
validator.setRange(-3.0, 0.0);
valid = validator.validate( str, pos); // returns Acceptable (str converted to -3 ?)
validator.setRange(-2.99, 0.0);
valid = validator.validate( str, pos); // returns Intermediate
validator.setLocale( QLocale::German);
validator.setRange(-3.0, 0.0);
valid = validator.validate( str, pos); // returns Invalid
validator.setRange(-2.99, 0.0);
valid = validator.validate( str, pos); // returns Invalid
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- Closed
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