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Controller Setting type "real" does not actually allow specifying sufficiently high precision inputs #14088

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Swiftb0y opened this issue Dec 30, 2024 · 0 comments

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Swiftb0y commented Dec 30, 2024

Bug Description

To enter high-precision numbers in controller setting widgets of type="real" one has to set the precision sufficiently high first (I don't think 2 digits after the point can be considered a "real" number, its just a 100ths fraction). Then entering numbers (for example 0.500001) doesn't work because upon applying and reopening the dialog, the number in the widget is rounded to 2 digits again). Also, high precision numbers don't look very good because the trailing zeros aren't omitted.

IMO this somewhat defeats the purpose of a "real" number widget if it can't deal with high precision numbers.

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2.5.0

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Fedora 41

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