mo.ui.number rendered wrongly (.value != displayed one) about marimo

[akshayka]

Thanks for reporting. I just wanted to write back that I've started debugging but haven't made progress yet, but your reproduction and additional comment are helpful.

[mrdobalina2k]

I'd like to add a comment: if the output of cell defined here is added:

@app.cell
def __(datetime, get_data, mo, set_data):
   _data = get_data()
   print("Creating new table list", datetime.datetime.utcnow())
   def on_change_wrapper(i, k):    
       def on_change(value):
           print("setting")
           _data = get_data()
           _data[i][k] = value
           set_data(_data)
       return on_change

   table_list = [{k: mo.ui.number(value=v, start=-100, stop=100, on_change=on_change_wrapper(i, k)) for k, v in d.items()} for i, d in enumerate(_data)]
   table_list
   return on_change_wrapper, table_list

then this issue disappears. I have no idea why, but can only assume it's not the intended effect.