various value returned incorrectly as float about deconz-rest-plugin HOT 7 CLOSED

In the JSON notation there is no differentiation like float or integer only the number data type exists which is used for both (details for the number type are here www.json.org). Therefore a style like { "hue": 255.00000 } is valid JSON format and logical equal to { "hue": 255 }.

However it's true that the mentioned parameter values never have a fractional numeric part and hence such numbers should be written in a interger like style.

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Hi Manuel,

Thanks for responding and you are right but the returned floats do screw-up dot.net deserialisation :-(

Regards, Willem.

On 06 Dec 2013, at 20:49, Manuel Pietschmann [email protected] wrote:

In the JSON notation there is no differentiation like float or integer only the number data type exists which is used for both (details for the number type are here www.json.org). Therefore a style like { "hue": 255.00000 } is valid JSON format and logical equal to { "hue": 255 }.

However it's true that the mentioned parameter values never have a fractional numeric part and hence such numbers should be written in a interger like style.

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I will change the JSON serializer to use intereger style if a number has no fractional part - it's a one-liner, hopefully afterwards the .NET deserializer works again.

Regards, Manuel.

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Cheers mate ...
On 06 Dec 2013, at 21:03, Manuel Pietschmann [email protected] wrote:

I will change the JSON serializer to use intereger style if a number has no fractional part - it's a one-liner, hopefully afterwards the .NET deserializer works again.

Regards, Manuel.

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Indeed oneliner, just changed it and it works fine now ....

On 6 Dec 2013, at 21:03, Manuel Pietschmann [email protected] wrote:

I will change the JSON serializer to use intereger style if a number has no fractional part - it's a one-liner, hopefully afterwards the .NET deserializer works again.

Regards, Manuel.

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Cool, nice that it works now. I've changed the JSON output to not use fractional style for integer numbers 77a4c97.

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Closing the oldest issues for know to tidy up the tracker and duplicates in newer issues.

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