jerryscript/tests/jerry/number-prototype-to-precision.js
Robert Sipka 5f24620c8a Fix helper function for rounding numbers (#1702)
Fixes #1701

JerryScript-DCO-1.0-Signed-off-by: Robert Sipka rsipka.uszeged@partner.samsung.com
2017-04-03 08:44:46 +02:00

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//This test will not pass on FLOAT32 due to precision issues
assert((123.56).toPrecision() === "123.56");
assert((123.56).toPrecision(1) === "1e+2");
assert((123.56).toPrecision(2) === "1.2e+2");
assert((123.56).toPrecision(6) === "123.560");
assert((-1.23).toPrecision(1) === "-1");
assert((0.00023).toPrecision(1) === "0.0002");
assert((0.356).toPrecision(2) === "0.36");
assert((0.0000356).toPrecision(5) === "0.000035600");
assert((0.000030056).toPrecision(4) === "0.00003006");
assert(Infinity.toPrecision(1) === "Infinity");
assert((-Infinity).toPrecision(1) === "-Infinity");
assert(NaN.toPrecision(1) === "NaN");
assert((0.0).toPrecision(1) === "0");
assert((-0.0).toPrecision(1) === "0");
assert((0.0).toPrecision(6) === "0.00000");
assert((123456789012345678901.0).toPrecision(20) === "1.2345678901234568000e+20");
assert((123456789012345678901.0).toPrecision(21) === "123456789012345680000");
assert((123456789012345678901.0).toPrecision("6") === "1.23457e+20");
assert((123.56).toPrecision(1.3) === "1e+2");
assert((123.56).toPrecision(21.9) === "123.560000000000000000");
assert(Number(982).toPrecision(1) === "1e+3");
assert(Number(982).toPrecision(2) === "9.8e+2");
assert(Number(1499).toPrecision(1) === "1e+3");
assert(Number(1500).toPrecision(1) === "2e+3");
try {
(12).toPrecision(0);
assert(false);
} catch (e) {
assert(e instanceof RangeError)
}
try {
(12).toPrecision(22);
assert(false);
} catch (e) {
assert(e instanceof RangeError)
}
try {
Number.prototype.toExponential.call(new Object());
assert(false);
} catch (e) {
assert(e instanceof TypeError)
}