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round() always returns a float
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@tobyzerner as with the previous PR this would be useful to have in the |
- `%d` casts the multipleOf to a whole number even if its a float with decimals - `%f` would add unnecessary decimals, e.g. `0.01` would become `0.010000` - `%s` maintains the same number of decimals, e.g. `0.01` stays `0.01`
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Clever solution @bertramakers, thank you! |
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Follow-up to #113
I figured out how to fix the
multipleOfvalidation without using the modulo operator which doesn't work when using amultipleOfvalue that is afloatwith decimals, caused by the modulo operator converting themultipleOfvalue to integer.The new validation divides the value of the field by the
multipleOfvalue (if not null). If the value is indeed a multiple of themultipleOfproperty, the result should always be a whole number. We can check this by comparing it to the same result but rounded.