'format' in render_dict does not have to be based on input_style, as it's only...

'format' in render_dict does not have to be based on input_style, as it's only used to represent precision.



git-svn-id: https://svn.erp5.org/repos/public/erp5/trunk@28662 20353a03-c40f-0410-a6d1-a30d3c3de9de

product/ERP5Form/tests/testFields.py

@@ -140,6 +140,14 @@ class TestFloatField(unittest.TestCase):
     self.field.values['precision'] = 2
     self.field.values['editable'] = 0
     self.assertEquals('1 000.00', self.field.render(1000))
+
+  def test_render_dict(self):
+    self.field.values['input_style'] = '-1 234.5'
+    self.field.values['precision'] = 4
+    self.assertEquals(dict(query=0.12345,
+                           format='0.0000',
+                           type='float'),
+                      self.field.render_dict(0.12345))
   
   def test_render_string_value(self):
     self.field.values['precision'] = 2

product/Formulator/Widget.py

@@ -1417,17 +1417,19 @@ class FloatWidget(TextWidget):
                 format of provided value.
         query : Passthrough of given value.
     """
-    input_style = field.get_value('input_style')
     precision = field.get_value('precision')
-    if precision not in (None, '') and precision != 0:
-      for x in xrange(1, precision):
-        input_style += '5'
-    else:
-      input_style = input_style.split('.')[0]
+    format = '0'
+    if precision:
+      format = '0.'
+      # in 'format', the only important thing is the number of decimal places,
+      # so we add some places until we reach the precision defined on the
+      # field.
+      for x in xrange(0, precision):
+        format += '0'
     if isinstance(value, unicode):
       value = value.encode(field.get_form_encoding())
     return {'query': value,
-            'format': input_style,
+            'format': format,
             'type': 'float'}
 
 FloatWidgetInstance = FloatWidget()