Andrea Aime wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been looking a little more in our converters usage and I believe I'm
> finding quite a few issues.
>
> The first one is due to the following converters behaviour.
> The following snippet:
> System.out.println(Converters.convert("1002.5", Integer.class));
> System.out.println(Converters.convert("1002.0", Long.class));
> results in the following output:
> 1002
> 0
>
I would like to see the following returned:
1003 (round up)
1002
That is I would like to get the same result when evaluating a
ff.literal( 1002.5 ) and a ff.literal( "1002.5" ) to a Integer.
> That is, make a conversion when it makes sense, but do not try to force a
> square peg in a round hole. Opinions?
>
You are close to my understand but not quite in a agreement. I am trying
to treat Literal expressions as "untyped" - ie try and make sure that
"1", "1.0", 1.0f, 1.0 are all treated *exactly* same. By extension I
want code not to have to notice if the literal started out life as
ff.literal( new Date() ) or ff.literal( "2008-4-5" ) ... it should not
matter.
> Long story short, is it ok if I try to fix the converters to avoid this silly
> outputs?
>
Please,
Jody
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