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q-numeric with 0.1 step lacks rounding

See original GitHub issue

Hi,

<q-numeric :min="9" :max="199" :step="0.1" v-model="foo"></q-numeric>

foo === 22.1

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What is expected ?

foo === 22.2

What is actually happening ?

foo === 22.200000000000003

Cheers

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)

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rstoenescucommented, Dec 16, 2016

Will fix it. Thanks for reporting!

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rstoenescucommented, Dec 16, 2016

You can’t even imagine how many things I am handling. Eventually I’ll make a fix myself for this if no one takes it, but it would speed up things if easier tickets are taken from my queue.

For this ticket there’s the Javascript floating point issue occuring (Google it). The fix would be something like parseFloat(number).toPrecision(X) when updating the model (where X is the precision of the step).

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