GamerBoy705Lawsuit time 🇺🇸🦅
TootSweetJesus. QA is not a corner you should cut when it’s literally life and death.
So uh… as someone who works in biotech and understands exactly what level of rigor is required before the FDA allows you to sell a medical device - a term that has specific legal definition, regulations, and restrictions, I’m a bit suspicious this could be fake. This sort of error would indicate a systemic error and abrogation of due diligence at at least 4 different levels, and would be an apocalyptically huge lawsuit.
There is a video demo of the bug later on the thread.
Some android devices have a combination .- key on the numeric input UI. This is a contentious enough design choice to have stackoverflow threads on it. That combo key style is what's used by the device and version shown on the demo. It appears that the device is reading that combo key as - and discarding (or taking absolute value), and not as a leading decimal.
Is there a way to remap the android numeric keyboard to give the decimal and negative sign their own independent keys?
I have an app that has the following EditText field: <EditText android:id="@+id/myEditText" android:layout_width="0dip" android:layout_height="match_parent" android:inputType="