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tests/OFStringTests.m
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2016-08-29 00:05:29
on branch trunk
— configure: Add --disable-unicode-tables option
This is only useful for size-constrained systems and changes the
behavior as follows:* Case-insensitive comparisons only work as expected for ASCII
characters. This means that while a and A compare equal, ä and Ä do
not.* -[OFMutableString {upper,lower}] and
-[OFString {upper,lower}caseString] only work on ASCII characters;
all other characters are left as they are. This means that the upper
version of a is A, but the upper version of ä is still ä (and vice
versa for lower). (user: js, size: 29529) [annotate] [blame] [check-ins using]
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tests/OFStringTests.m
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2017-01-07 02:34:39
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— Always use "." for the decimal point
This is achieved by replacing the locale's decimal point with "." after
formatting and replacing "." with the locale's decimal point before
parsing.To still use the decimal point from the locale for formatting, the new
flag "," is introduced to formats. This is useful for just printing a
string to the user that is not saved to a file or sent via a network.While this is an ugly hack, there is no better way to do this other than
implementing the functionality of printf and strtod myself, as POSIX
does not specify versions of these that take a locale as an argument.
While this is a lot of work and error-prone, I will most likely end up
doing this eventually.This commit also enables the locale in OFApplication to notice when
things break. As a nice side effect, ofhttp now uses the locale's
decimal point in its user interface. (user: js, size: 29298) [annotate] [blame] [check-ins using]
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520 521 522 523 524 525 526 | OFInvalidFormatException, [@"0x" hexadecimalValue]) EXPECT_EXCEPTION(@"Detect invalid chars in -[hexadecimalValue] #3", OFInvalidFormatException, [@"$" hexadecimalValue]) EXPECT_EXCEPTION(@"Detect invalid chars in -[hexadecimalValue] #4", OFInvalidFormatException, [@"$ " hexadecimalValue]) EXPECT_EXCEPTION(@"Detect invalid chars in -[floatValue] #1", | < < | < < | | 520 521 522 523 524 525 526 527 528 529 530 531 532 533 534 535 536 537 538 539 540 | OFInvalidFormatException, [@"0x" hexadecimalValue]) EXPECT_EXCEPTION(@"Detect invalid chars in -[hexadecimalValue] #3", OFInvalidFormatException, [@"$" hexadecimalValue]) EXPECT_EXCEPTION(@"Detect invalid chars in -[hexadecimalValue] #4", OFInvalidFormatException, [@"$ " hexadecimalValue]) EXPECT_EXCEPTION(@"Detect invalid chars in -[floatValue] #1", OFInvalidFormatException, [@"0.0a" floatValue]) EXPECT_EXCEPTION(@"Detect invalid chars in -[floatValue] #2", OFInvalidFormatException, [@"0 0" floatValue]) EXPECT_EXCEPTION(@"Detect invalid chars in -[doubleValue] #1", OFInvalidFormatException, [@"0.0a" floatValue]) EXPECT_EXCEPTION(@"Detect invalid chars in -[doubleValue] #2", OFInvalidFormatException, [@"0 0" floatValue]) EXPECT_EXCEPTION(@"Detect out of range in -[decimalValue]", OFOutOfRangeException, [@"12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890" @"12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890" decimalValue]) |
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