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If a column in a table is set to the REAL datatype and you put the number 0 in, when you return this value back, you get a .0 at the end of it. Normally that would be fine but Graal doesn't see 0.0 as a number, it thinks it is text (0.1 or 1.0 though would be a number).

I would say this is a problem with the SQLite but in all honesty, why can't Graal see 0.0 as a number?

In all fairness to my namesake, I find this rather insulting.

It doesn't see 0 as a number either, does it?

Graal will see 0 as a number, yes. 0 + 1 will give 1 but 0.0 + 1 will give 0

Hmmm problem of the C++ atod function, will check if we can replace it with strtod. 0.0 + 1 should still give 1 though.

Well I simply did a requestsql("SELECT etc", true); and echoed the result of each row +1 (for the column that had the real numbers). Rows with 1 in them returned 2 while rows with 0 in them returned just 0. Also, when I didn't have the +1, they returned 1.0 and 0.0 respectively.