Eclipse crashes when I click on the Estimated hours buttons #55
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Anything in the Eclipse error log? I was unable to reproduce this on my current build (which is from the tip of the source). If you could also try checking out the source and building the plugin with And installing the resulting package from the zipped up repository file in this folder.. .. that would be helpful |
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Hi, I downloaded the source, executed the maven command and installed from the generated zip file. After that I added some content to a dumb task. However, once again when I clicked on the Increase amount of estimated time, it hanged Eclipse until I had to shut it down. The entry on the log says "Unhandled event loop exception". See attached screens. |
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If you open the detail on that loop exception and provide the stack dump (as text, for preference) it will be useful. |
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java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "1,25" |
Fixes #55 : Locales that use a decimal separator other than dot "." would throw NumberFormatException when parsing the content of the Estimated field. Detected three other places in the code that would also parse potentially locale-formatted strings with the universal .valueOf() parsing methods that expect dots. Changed them to use an instance of NumberFormat instead.
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This is a localization issue. The validation for that field uses Float.valueOf() to parse the string entered. This method expects the anglocentric "." (dot) as a decimal separator. Your locale uses "," comma. Have replaced instances where these strings are validated with .valueOf() with the default NumberFormat parser instead - this should use the default JVM locale. Can you pull branch 55-parse-locale-formatted-floats and try that? If it works I'll merge this branch and it will be fixed in the next CI release. |
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Looking further at the code, there are a number of places where "dot" assumptions are made (in regular expressions used to parse values, further use of methods that follow the same code path as .valueOf() like Float.parseFloat() which call FloatingDecimal.readJavaFormatString() Clue's in the name readJavaFormatString() - this method is not for user-visible locale-formatted strings. Patch made so far may fix this issue but I think it needs a bit more work see #56 |
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Have pushed another patch (same branch) that addresses all the locations I could find in the code that use FloatingDecimal.readJavaFormatString() to parse UI values. This should fix locale problems where float values are using a comma for a decimal separator. Could you pull and test this? The parts affected are
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I did all you asked, now it is not hanging Eclipse anymore but there are still some errors. java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "2,75"
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Yup, the latest revision on branch should fix that one - I reckon I've caught all of them now. |
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Almost there, but there are still some problems. The error only appeared when I pressed Submit. java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "5,75"
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Pushed another patch Hopefully that catches the last one of these problems ; new Float(String) also suffers from it, it seems. |
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Almost there!!! It does not show any error, but the value (Estimated Hours) is not correct. When I add the value 1 or 1,5 and submit, it changes to 10,00 or 15,00.
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Hi there, Any news ? The plugin is still showing some errors. Thank you! |
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Hi there, apologies for the somewhat spotty effort, maintaining this is not a part of my day job. I know what the nature of the problem is, it's when the strings are read out again.. it's suffering from the same Locale based problems. Using a Java Scrapbook Page in Eclipse : Not sure where this happens in the code though. If it's happening in the core Mylyn code (and I suspect it is) that either means patching Mylyn or changing the approach I've been using here. It's not the first instance of such a problem, see : After doing a single save from Mylyn (and not reloading the ticket) what are the values stored in the Redmine instance that show up in the web UI? |
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On the plugin, I added the value 3 (Estimated Hours) and submitted. The plugin reloaded the content of the task and showed 30,00 as the value. However, the Redmine Web UI is correctly displaying 3. So, what do you think I should do then ? |
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Any news or advice for me ?! |
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What it really needs is consistent handling of how float values are converted into strings and vice-versa, all the way down the software stack. The thing I've not had the time to do is pull the Mylyn sources and see how it handles that. If it makes the same presumption that floats are all in the standard Java format, then to fix this the way I've been going about it means patching Mylyn, which will be a more involved process. Alternates...
To really fix this rigorously someone needs to work out what the behaviour of each component of the stack is...
.. and ensure they are all working together properly ; in general, I'd say that the only place the commas should show up are in strings presented to the user (this way you can control their conversion). Don't have time to do this myself at present. |
I am using Eclipse Luna. I installed the plugin from the zip file: net.sf.redmine_mylyn.p2repository-0.4.0-SNAPSHOT.zip. Whenever I click on one of two buttons to increase or decrease the amount of estimated hours, eclipse begins to "process" something and never stops.
Can you check this, please? I want to convince all my teammates to use your plugin, but if it continues to crash Eclipse, it will be difficult to convince them.
Thank you!
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