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Hi,
where the cited attachments can be found?
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--- Comment #4 from Matteo Croce ---
The problem is that the issue is very silet.
An user can paste "01234" in kcalc and the calculations will be wrong without
noticing.
That's what happened to me, I pasted an hex offset, something like 0123 and
it
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--- Comment #3 from Evan Teran ---
Understood, unfortunately the convention for octal numbers is "starts with a
0". Admittedly, this is considered confusing to many, so much so that python
added 0o1234 as an alternative octal prefix. Perhaps kcalc could
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--- Comment #2 from Matteo Croce ---
Yes, that's ok with the "0x" prefix, because 0x1234 is undoubtedly an hex
value, but is very, very common to have hex or decimal numbers starting with 0.
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--- Comment #1 from Evan Teran ---
Yeah, this is a long standing thing where there's two camps.
Some people people want the input data's apparent base to be respected. So
pasting in `0x1234` will past in a hex value, even if you're in decimal mode
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