When writing data to a zip shp. file often the data doesnt comply with the 3 decimal points put down in the CoordinateRounder. It usually ends in a couple decimals and then ending on 00001.
In the AttributeRounder description it states that this is an issue that can occur: The CoordinateRounder may not always behave as expected, due to known limitations in floating-point computing.
I am looking for a way to always make coordinates end on 3 decimals.
The data comes from an Oracle Spatial reader, which after some transformers, goes through a Generalizer and then a CoordinateRounder before writing the data as a zip shp.
Hopefully anyone here can help me out?