Pasting whole number results in wrong formatting when decimals are used.

[kjavia]

We are using ui-money-mask directive with 2 decimals.

When the user pastes whole numbers like 123456 in the text box, the last 2 digits are taken to be decimals by the directive. So the value in the text box becomes $ 1234.56 which is not what the user expects. This is clearly a defect for us but I am not sure if you would consider this as a general defect or as designed?

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[assisrafael]

Can you write a test case to show the wrong behaviour?

[ddegasperi]

The same behavior occurs for the ui-number-mask. I've created a jsfiddle as example, because unfortunately I don't have the know how to write test cases in javascript

[kjavia]

I had to resort to adding my own code inside a ng-paste directive on the same element to circumvent this issue.

https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/directive/ngPaste