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* fixed test for all 64 bit and some 32 bit platforms (1.0 is parsed
as single -> 1.0*int64 is also a single normally, but on 32 bit
platforms converting a 64 bit int to float usually requires a
helper, and this helper always returns a double)

git-svn-id: trunk@10173 -

Jonas Maebe 17 ani în urmă
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1 a modificat fișierele cu 2 adăugiri și 2 ștergeri
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      tests/webtbs/tw10753.pp

+ 2 - 2
tests/webtbs/tw10753.pp

@@ -12,14 +12,14 @@ procedure p;
  begin
    //This goes wrong, notice the AStr input and output
    AValue:=1234567890;
-   AStr := Format('%0.n',[1.0*AValue]); //1.234.567.890
+   AStr := Format('%0.n',[double(1.0)*AValue]); //1.234.567.890
    AStr := Format('<font color="#ff0000">%s</font>',[AStr]);
    Writeln('Wrong:' +AStr); //Wrong: <font color="#ff0000"></font>????
    if AStr<>'<font color="#ff0000">1,234,567,890</font>' then
      err:=true;
    //This is Ok, notice the changed output AText
    AValue:=2134567890;
-   AStr := Format('%0.n',[1.0*AValue]); //2.134.567.890
+   AStr := Format('%0.n',[double(1.0)*AValue]); //2.134.567.890
    AText := Format('<font color="#ff0000">%s</font>',[AStr]);
    Writeln('Ok:' +AText); //Ok 2.134.567.890
    if Atext<>'<font color="#ff0000">2,134,567,890</font>' then