DoubleUpDown: When FormatString contains a unit, editing the text may cause unexpected result

[AndersI6]

I am using a DoubleUpDown to show power in Watt using FormatString="{}{0:0.###} W". If I edit the value without removing the "W" the decimal comma is lost. For example when insering "2," before "5 W" in the text box of the control I dont get "2,5 W" as expected but "25 W"!

This could cause my clients who use our software to overheat their samples.

If I instead just type "2,5" when the how text is selected ("5 W") I get "2,5 W" as expected.

[XceedBoucherS]

Hi,

You are right ! We will have a look at this and get back to you. Thank you for pointing this out.

[evancekafando]

Hi,

In version 4.4, using FormatString and modifying number part will no longer removes the decimal part.

[AndersI6]

Sounds good. When is version 4.4 scheduled to be released?

[zhongruijia]

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[XceedBoucherS]

Hello, v4.4 should be released by the end of August 2022.

[AndersI6]

Hello,

Thank you for the information.

Regards @nders

Från: XceedBoucherS @.> Skickat: den 28 juni 2022 19:02 Till: xceedsoftware/wpftoolkit @.> Kopia: Anders Isacson @.>; Author @.> Ämne: Re: [xceedsoftware/wpftoolkit] DoubleUpDown: When FormatString contains a unit, editing the text may cause unexpected result (Issue #1703)

Hello, v4.4 should be released by the end of August 2022.

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