Hi Oliver,
use the "validateKey" mechanism (where "Key" is the name of property, e.g.
myNumber)
public Object validateMyNumber(Object aValue) throws
NSValidation.ValidationException {
// 1. cast aValue to int (or whatever you need
// 2. write check method
inputFormatter=new NSNumberFormatter("0");
The same result as with "#". I think, I have to write my own validator.
Any newbie hints for that task?
Thanks!
Oliver
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Is the original value zero? WO might be short-circuiting something if the
value does not change. Also try 0 as the format pattern:
> inputFormatter=new NSNumberFormatter("0");
Chuck
On 2013-07-12, at 5:21 AM, Ingenieurbüro Birnfeld - Oliver Birnfeld wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a problem using
Gentlemen,
On Feb 9, 2008, at 9:21 AM, Georg Tuparev wrote:
I watched the NSTimestampFormatter discussion initially with
amazement that changed to annoyance. Now I have to voice my
frustration!
Please do. I think more people need to be more vocal about the work
that this change is goin
Georg,
I hear you but have you look at how the NS*Formatter are implemented?
They are a thin veneer on top of the Java format. There is nothing you
can do with those formatter you cannot do with the Java formats, but
there are quite a few things you can do with the Java format that do
not
Pierre,
I watched the NSTimestampFormatter discussion initially with amazement
that changed to annoyance. Now I have to voice my frustration!
The fact that Java implements Time and Number formatters does not mean
that they are usable. Not that WO Time&Date support is fantastic, but
at lea
On 09/02/2008, at 4:03 AM, Daniele Corti wrote:
2008/2/8, Michael Halliday <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Just a question regarding the use of NSNumberFormatter vs
NumberFormat.
Hi Michael,
Look I'm not an expert of this, but I see that NumberFormat has
not the
format() method for Objects (it
2008/2/8, Michael Halliday <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hey list!!
>
> Just a question regarding the use of NSNumberFormatter vs NumberFormat.
>
> We're working on localizing one of our app for use in multiple
> countries. We are dealing with decimal and currency formats in a
> variety of locales. Ju
There was a long discussion about the NSTimestampFormatter not long
ago. I would put the NSNumberFormatter in the same bag. Duplicate API,
should be deprecated. I did not do it as it was was working for most
people but I don't see the point of fixing bugs there when the Java
one work perfec
