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(0.0/0.0).string is "NaN.0" in JS #736

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gavinking opened this issue Aug 30, 2015 · 4 comments
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(0.0/0.0).string is "NaN.0" in JS #736

gavinking opened this issue Aug 30, 2015 · 4 comments
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Given:

print((0.0/0.0).string);

Ceylon JS prints:

NaN.0
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@FroMage FroMage closed this as completed in d47dffe Sep 2, 2015
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FroMage commented Sep 2, 2015

Fixed.

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Thanks, but the same bug is still there for infinity.string.

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Fix infinity too for #736: string representation
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FroMage commented Sep 3, 2015

What, you mean you want every number to print correctly? But floats are infinite, how can I test them all?

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But floats are infinite

That's not true at all! There are only 2^64 tests you have to write!

Thanks :-)

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