I should have been more clear in my previous post. When I say "The
values print out in my log as expected", I meant that the first three
values print out as expected and the fourth prints out as "0.00P\uffffI".
I am selecting 4 columns from a mysql table defined as
double NOT NULL default '0'
On line 4 below, a BadConversion exception is thrown, with the what()
message of:
Tried to convert "0.00P\uffffI" to a "d
The \uffff is output as a block font. The conversion to \uffff is done
by, I believe, GNOME's copy/paste.
1 double wpc1 = (double)row["wpc_slicing"];
2 double wpc2 = (double)row["wpc_piercing"];
3 double wpc3 = (double)row["wpc_chopping"];
4 double wpc4 = (double)row["wpc_bludgeoning"];
The first three lines are converted fine. The values print out in my
log as expected (I've omitted that code), which really puzzles me,
because the value in the columns of the third and the fourth row are
the same (0.0075). Any ideas what is causing the bad conversion and
the (apparently) malformed error message?
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