I did search the archives, and saw no one else had asked this question.
I have an NSNumberFormatter (10.4 behavior) attached to an NSTextField, and I'm setting the text field's object value to an NSDecimalNumber that can be of any length. But when I load in an NSDecimalNumber that is at least 16 digits long (e.g. 1234567890123456), the NSNumberFormatter is rounding up the number's last digit (e.g. 1234567890123460) when the number is displayed on screen. The objectValue of the text field is not rounded.
To make things more interesting, the number formatter after initialization is using an undocumented rounding behavior when I took a look at it (4; only 0-3 are documented). If it helps, the number format is #####;0;-#####.
How do I make it so that NSNumberFormatter will never round a decimal number (except maybe irrational numbers) under any circumstances?
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