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Scientific notation for large numbers #3

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@vielmetti
vielmetti
opened on Aug 12, 2015

The example command line is

curl -s 'http://microapi.theride.org/Location' | jp '[0].Id'

which produces this output on a recent run:

4.7268765e+07

in scientific notation, instead of simply 47268765 like I would have expected.

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  1. jamesls commented on Aug 13, 2015

    @jamesls
    jamesls
    on Aug 13, 2015
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    I agree that it shouldn't print the number in scientific notation, that was definitely unintentional. I think this is just how go's json encoder marshals the data. I'll get this fixed.

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  3. jamesls
    closed this as completedin 7ecdf01on Aug 13, 2015

  4. flisky commented on Nov 23, 2015

    @flisky
    flisky
    on Nov 23, 2015
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    The patch has introduced an regression bug. Please take a look at PR #6.

  5. jamesls commented on Nov 26, 2015

    @jamesls
    jamesls
    on Nov 26, 2015
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    Reopening as per #6

  6. jamesls
    reopened this on Nov 26, 2015

  7. jamesls commented on Sep 29, 2021

    @jamesls
    jamesls
    on Sep 29, 2021
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    Closing old issue, looks like this is fixed now with later versions of go.

    $ echo '{"foo": 47268765}' | jp foo
47268765
  8. jamesls
    closed this as completedon Sep 29, 2021
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