It removes ".e" form in the conversion of a double to string.

Scenario: import "barrage" image, show it, copy coordinate, paste in to Office. The digit contains exponential value. Status bar shows another conversion.

diff --git a/src/HYDROGUI/HYDROGUI_CopyPastePositionOp.cxx b/src/HYDROGUI/HYDROGUI_CopyPastePositionOp.cxx
index 55a41afc8ec84ef57713cba14100329ee4a943c9..48ed43786bab435bb157e669f1dd3527296a911a 100644 (file)
--- a/src/HYDROGUI/HYDROGUI_CopyPastePositionOp.cxx
+++ b/src/HYDROGUI/HYDROGUI_CopyPastePositionOp.cxx
@@ -24,6 +24,7 @@
 
 #include "HYDROGUI_Module.h"
 #include "HYDROGUI_Displayer.h"
+#include "HYDROGUI_Tool.h"
 
 #include <SUIT_ViewManager.h>
 #include <LightApp_Application.h>
@@ -56,8 +57,11 @@ void HYDROGUI_CopyPastePositionOp::startOperation()
       SUIT_ViewManager* aViewMgr = aModule->getApp()->activeViewManager();
       SUIT_ViewWindow* aViewWindow = aViewMgr ? aViewMgr->getActiveView() : 0;
       double aX, aY, aZ;
-      if ( aDisplayer->GetCursorViewCoordinates( aViewWindow, aX, aY, aZ ) )
-        aResult = tr( "%1,%2" ).arg( aX ).arg( aY );
+      if ( aDisplayer->GetCursorViewCoordinates( aViewWindow, aX, aY, aZ ) ) {
+        QString aXStr = HYDROGUI_Tool::GetCoordinateString( aX );
+        QString anYStr = HYDROGUI_Tool::GetCoordinateString( aY );
+        aResult = tr( "%1,%2" ).arg( aXStr ).arg( anYStr );
+      }
     }
     if ( !aResult.isEmpty() ) {
       QClipboard* aClBoard = QApplication::clipboard();