Bugzilla Bug 152021

I can type 0,2 in decimal mode and then go to hexadecimal mode, so that it will
display 0,19999999A. If i go back to decimal, it will show 0,2 again.

But if I copy 0,19999999A, clear the calculator (pressing esc), and under
hexadecimal mode paste 0,19999999A, it won't change to decimal mode, saying
it's not a sane value. If i try to multiply 0,19999999A (under hexadecimal
mode) by 2, it will give me a "not well-formed expression" (in portuguese it is
"express

I can type 0,2 in decimal mode and then go to hexadecimal mode, so that it will
display 0,19999999A. If i go back to decimal, it will show 0,2 again.

But if I copy 0,19999999A, clear the calculator (pressing esc), and under
hexadecimal mode paste 0,19999999A, it won't change to decimal mode, saying
it's not a sane value. If i try to multiply 0,19999999A (under hexadecimal
mode) by 2, it will give me a "not well-formed expression" (in portuguese it is
"expressão mal formada")

That only happens if you input a float number with letters, since with integers
that doesn't happen, neither if I only use numbers with fractions.

Is an upstream bug, it will be fixed in 5.9.9 that will be released tomorrow:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=371669

This is the patch used in this new version:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=78433&action=view

Thanks ;-)

Is an upstream bug, may be the patch
(http://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=78433&action=view) be applied to
current gcalctool version?

Thanks

I've added 2.8.25-r1 with this patch.