yyjson_get_real() returns zero (0) if you pass it a string containing an integer

[pmuvb]

Describe the bug
yyjson_get_real() returns zero (0) if you pass it a string containing an integer.
e.g. if you pass "99" it will return 0, I believe it should return 99.0.

Your environment
Debian 12
Debian clang version 16.0.6

It you look at C++ std::strtod() that's how it works: if you pass "99" it will return double 99.0.

thanks.

[ibireme]

You can use yyjson_get_num() to convert any numeric type to a double.

In contrast, yyjson_get_real(), yyjson_get_sint(), and yyjson_get_uint() do not perform type conversion, they return 0 if the numeric type doesn't match.

[pmuvb]

This is counter intuitive to standard C++ functions but I see, thank you.

[pmuvb]

The issues I have is the vendor sends me JSON containing a price, but if the price is a whole dollar (doesn't have cents) they send an integer, works now using yyjson_get_num().