Numbers with spaces as a thousand separator such as 123 456 copied from different sources should not generate errors.
Ideally spaces should be either ignored and preserved or cut making 123 456 -> 123456
Actual behaviour
Numbers with spaces such as 123 456 copied from different sources produce errors "Malformed expression".
When spaces are manually deleted, the program successfully proceeds.
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Start mate-calc.
Copy digits with space as a thousand separator like 123 456.
Paste them in the the program with Ctrl-V
Add +25Enter
Confirm error "Malformed expression".
MATE general version
1.26.0
1.24.0
Package version
mate-calc --version
mate-calc 1.26.0
mate-calc --version
mate-calc 1.24.0
Linux Distribution
Ubuntu 21.10
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Link to bugreport of your Distribution (requirement)
Expected behaviour
Numbers with spaces as a thousand separator such as
123 456copied from different sources should not generate errors. Ideally spaces should be either ignored and preserved or cut making123 456->123456Actual behaviour
Numbers with spaces such as
123 456copied from different sources produce errors "Malformed expression". When spaces are manually deleted, the program successfully proceeds.Steps to reproduce the behaviour
mate-calc.123 456.Ctrl-V+25EnterMATE general version
1.26.0 1.24.0
Package version
Linux Distribution
Ubuntu 21.10 Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Link to bugreport of your Distribution (requirement)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mate-calc/+bug/1964810