The problem lies in _NSUtilities.convertNumberIntoCompatibleValue
(Number, Class) method, and not in the @sum operator itself: if you
use a Number subclass that is not exactly an Integer, Long, Short,
Byte, BigInteger or BigDecimal, it build up a new BigDecimal
instance using the doubleValue
Hi Mike,
Mike Schrag wrote:
It looks like @sum doesn't properly propagate BigDecimal scale and
rounding modes ... I'm guessing somewhere in the code path it turns
the big decimal into a double or float (which is a terrible no-
no). Just a heads up in case you're using @sum for anything wher
It looks like @sum doesn't properly propagate BigDecimal scale and
rounding modes ... I'm guessing somewhere in the code path it turns
the big decimal into a double or float (which is a terrible no-no).
Just a heads up in case you're using @sum for anything where scale
and rounding mode ar
