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Re: Unexpected behavior of NSNumberFormatter

On 28.12.2001 at 13:24 Uhr, Chris Kane wrote:

> (Actually, it's "only formatters which are unarchived" get
> localized, so presumably one could archive a formatter to NSData,
> and unarchive the data (without dealing with the file system), to
> get a localized formatter.)

This helps a bit. But as soon as it is archived and unarchived again,
all changes are lost.

Just for the one who will fix it, not for complaining:
- Also the rounding seems to be buggy. Rounding-behavior claims to not
limit the number of digits after the decimal point, but it does (to 2
digits).
- NSDecimalNumberHandler does not respond to NSCoding. If you replace
the rounding behavior by your own,
(NSNumberFormatter:setRoundingBehavior) and try to archive the
NSNumberFormatter, you will miss NSCoding.
- I'm also missing some set-functions in the NSDecimalNumberHandler. The
NMSDecimalNumberBehavior-protocol only allows reading.


I get the best results, if I create a NSNumberFormatter, set
localization (may be this might be left out), archive/unarchive it and
make my changes.



> Apple has a bug on this.

At least one. :-)

Thanks,
Nick
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WebObjects // Web Authoring // Perl
Nick Mueller // Muenchen // Germany

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 >Re: Unexpected behavior of NSNumberFormatter (From: Chris Kane <email@hidden>)



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