Seven, I am seeing it in the Javadoc (GWT API Reference) for
com.google.gwt.json.client.JSONNumber.
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Oh! feh, I had googled gwt JSONNumber. The class ref that came
back was the 1.4 doc version. 1.5 is very different it seems.
thanks for everyone's help
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Use doubleValue() and then cast to int. All JavaScript numbers (and
therefore all JSONNumbers) are really doubles.
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A very good question, because there is a doubleValue() but no
intValue() ... Hmm,
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Hi
I am using Eclipse 3.4.1, java 1.6.0_07, gwt 1.5.2 under linux.
I have a JSON object that contains an integer value. I am trying the
following to
Got it! thanks
On Sep 30, 2:52 pm, Perelman Nathan (Nathan)
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Use doubleValue() and then cast to int. All JavaScript numbers (and
therefore all JSONNumbers) are really doubles.
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