rawValueDivisor causing unexpected behavior when the input value contains an exponent

[tbaart435]

Current behavior

Using AutoNumeric with the 2 decimals options, on an input tag which has an initial value of, for example, 2.3e-10, the input correctly shows 0.00. However, when we also use the rawValueDivisor option to 100, then the input is initially filled with the value 2.3, even though 2.3e-10 * 100 is 2.3e-8, which is still 0.00 when rounded.

The moment you hover your mouse over the input, it immediately corrects itself and shows 0.00, as it should be.

Expected behavior

The rawValueDivisor option shouldn't cause wrong values to be shown in the input tag.

Steps to reproduce the problem

1. Use autoNumeric version v4.10.2
2. In the browser Edge version 120.0.2210.91
3. On the Windows operating system
4. Then instantiate the autoNumeric object with the following options:

new AutoNumeric(domElement, { decimalPlaces: 0, suffixText: '%', rawValueDivisor: 100 });

5. Then the input tag is instantiated with a wrong value. Hovering over it will fix it.

Link to live example (CodePen)

[AlexandreBonneau]

Using 2.3e-8 works as expected (see that example). This might be a precision problem; will investigate.

[tbaart435]

Cool, thanks :)

Setting the decimalPlaces to 15 shows the issue better than setting it 2 like I did in my example.

The one that shows 2.3% also has decimalPlaces set to 15. And indeed, 2.3e-8 does work fine.