Wow, it pretty much all works. the float format is a little funny, I treat it

as a string, with a string header and then string data that is then turned into
a float.  It's pretty much how it's going to work, unless I come up with
something revolutionary.

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/src/dictionary.cpp b/src/dictionary.cpp
index 2223c8b..1a9549f 100644
--- a/src/dictionary.cpp
+++ b/src/dictionary.cpp
@@ -77,9 +77,9 @@ void Gats::Dictionary::insert( const Bu::FString &sKey, bool b )
 
 void Gats::Dictionary::insert( const Bu::FString &sKey, double d )
 {
-//      Bu::Hash<Gats::String, Gats::Object *>::insert(
-//              sKey, new Gats::Float( d )
-//              );
+        Bu::Hash<Gats::String, Gats::Object *>::insert(
+                sKey, new Gats::Float( d )
+                );
 }
 
 void Gats::Dictionary::insert( const Bu::FString &sKey, const char *s )
@@ -117,14 +117,13 @@ int64_t Gats::Dictionary::getInt( const Bu::FString &sKey )
 }
 
 double Gats::Dictionary::getFloat( const Bu::FString &sKey )
-{/*
+{
         Gats::Boolean *pOb = dynamic_cast<Gats::Boolean *>( get( sKey ) );
         if( pOb )
                 throw Bu::ExceptionBase("Cannot cast item '%s' to bool.",
                         sKey.getStr() );
 
-        return pOb->getValue();*/
-        return 0.0;
+        return pOb->getValue();
 }
 
 Bu::FString Gats::Dictionary::getStr( const Bu::FString &sKey )