Use Unicode letter instead of literal for omega symbol

olabini · Dec 23, 2009 · 5dfc114 · 5dfc114
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commit 5dfc114
Showing 1 changed file with 4 additions and 4 deletions.
diff --git a/src/ikc/main/Ioke.Lang/Number.cs b/src/ikc/main/Ioke.Lang/Number.cs
@@ -143,8 +143,8 @@ public class Number : IokeData {
 
             IokeObject infinity2 = new IokeObject(runtime, "A value representing infinity", new Number(RatNum.infinity(1)));
             infinity2.MimicsWithoutCheck(ratio);
-            infinity2.Kind = "Number ∞";
-            number.RegisterCell("∞", infinity2);
+            infinity2.Kind = "Number \u221E";
+            number.RegisterCell("\u221E", infinity2);
 
             number.RegisterMethod(runtime.NewNativeMethod("returns a hash for the number",
                                                            new NativeMethod.WithNoArguments("hash", (method, context, message, on, outer) => {
@@ -282,13 +282,13 @@ public class Number : IokeData {
             infinity2.RegisterMethod(runtime.NewNativeMethod("Returns a text inspection of the object",
                                                             new TypeCheckingNativeMethod.WithNoArguments("inspect", infinity2,
                                                                                                          (method, on, args, keywords, context, message) => {
-                                                                                                             return runtime.NewText("∞");
+                                                                                                             return runtime.NewText("\u221E");
                                                                                                          })));
 
             infinity2.RegisterMethod(runtime.NewNativeMethod("Returns a brief text inspection of the object",
                                                             new TypeCheckingNativeMethod.WithNoArguments("notice", infinity2,
                                                                                                          (method, on, args, keywords, context, message) => {
-                                                                                                             return runtime.NewText("∞");
+                                                                                                             return runtime.NewText("\u221E");
                                                                                                          })));
 
             rational.RegisterMethod(runtime.NewNativeMethod("returns the addition of this number and the argument. if the argument is a decimal, the receiver will be converted into a form suitable for addition against a decimal, and then added. if the argument is neither a Rational nor a Decimal, it tries to call asRational, and if that fails it signals a condition.",