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wrong decimal handling for certain numbers #397
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Hi, |
Hey, Sure, it's attached. The JSON path to atmospheric pressure is data/values/0 to 720/110_133_828 The first datapoint with more than 2 decimal places is at data/values/1/110_133_828 Please let me know if you need more information and again thanks for your great work!!! |
I found it. single value update is ok. batch update is causing an issue on some values. by the way: I do not know how you loaded the numbers above. but with the array-type loading, you can get the timestamp also from the json file
then you have all values from the file. not the perfect format. this can be adjusted later, but I think this might be more what you need? |
same when using data from tables app. Value with 3 decimal values is parsed like: 9,600 -> 9,6 but 9,612 -> 9.612 |
Hey,
I use the JSON Datasource to get the atmospheric pressure via a HTTP GET command.
It work's quite well.
When I analysed the data I recognized, that everytime the pressure has more than 2 decimal places the value is 1000 times to high.
So the value 1014.375 becomes 1014375
Please see the 3. column.
Here is the Graph and the the jumps between 1000 and 1000000 are clearly visible.
I checked the JSON file and the values are all correct.
So I think there is a bug in the JSON Parser.
Best regards and thanks for your work!
Heinrich
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