fix(number): replace Number with parseFloat for inline width parsing and remove Number #7603#8027
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Beschreibung der Änderungen
Im Rahmen des Tickets #7603 wurden gezielt zwei Stellen im Code überarbeitet, um die Verwendung von
Number()zu vermeiden und durch geeignetere Alternativen zu ersetzen:Formularfeld – toFixed-Anwendung
Die bisherige Umwandlung
Number(field.value).toFixed(2)wurde durchfield.value.toFixed(2)ersetzt. Da zuvor bereits geprüft wird, obfield.valuevom Typnumberist, war der Einsatz vonNumber()überflüssig.CSS-Style – Breitenwert parsen
Beim Einlesen des
width-Werts aus einem CSS-String (z. B."120px") wurdeNumber(...)durchparseFloat(...)ersetzt. Dies ermöglicht eine korrekte Verarbeitung auch bei Dezimalwerten