Issue with float value for "Auto Reset Cycle After"

[pepper-jelly]

Is there an existing issue for this?

• I searched the existing issues and did not find anything similar.

Current Behavior

If I set Auto Reset Cycle After to 2,6 it becomes 3,2. To set to 2,6 I need to put 2,3 for some reason. After changing value I hit insert to update the block.

Expected Behavior

It saves value I've set.

Steps To Reproduce

Advanced.

Environment

*latest git build

Program Version 3.4.0
Program Compiled on Jun 30 2024 at 15:08:52
Built Against SDL 2.30.4
Running With SDL 2.30.4
Using Qt 5.15.14
Using Event Handler: XTest
Compositor type: x11
Host OS: artix Version: unknown Architecture: x86_64

Anything else?

current and couple of old releases extracted from deb packages give me the same issue as git build
for now I just edited profile manually

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[pepper-jelly]

antimicrox/src/gui/advancebuttondialog.cpp

Line 1287 in 59296df

int milliseconds = (value * 1000) + (fmod(value, 1.0) * 1000);

Why not use just:

int milliseconds = value * 1000;

[pktiuk]

antimicrox/src/gui/advancebuttondialog.cpp

Line 1287 in 59296df

int milliseconds = (value * 1000) + (fmod(value, 1.0) * 1000);

Why not use just:

int milliseconds = value * 1000;

It was introduced in 20dbe3a and TBH I have no ide why such a strange code was written

[pktiuk]

I know now, it was bug introduced by previous maintainer. Originally it was added in 0ceb35f

unsigned int milliseconds = ((int)value * 1000) + (fmod(value, 1.0) * 1000);

And it worked