recordwidgetcpp31623 warning implicit conversion from double to unsigned int changes value from 05 to 0

This warning is indicating that there is an implicit conversion from a double value of 0.5 to an unsigned int value of 0. The warning is raised because when converting a double value to an unsigned int, the fractional part is truncated.

To fix this warning, you can explicitly cast the double value to an unsigned int if you intend to discard the fractional part and keep only the integer part. For example:

double value = 0.5;
unsigned int intValue = static_cast<unsigned int>(value);

However, if you actually want to preserve the fractional part, you should consider using a different data type that can represent both the integer and fractional parts, such as double or float, instead of unsigned int