@runsun, ' isint(int(x))' I presume your int() function returns undef or
nan when x is not a number?
Not exactly. It will try to type-cast x into an int. So int("3.3")=> 3. The
test cases for int() are:
int ( x )=int ( tested:22 ) (mode:12)
| 0> int(3)= 3
| 1> int(3.3)= 3
| 2> int(-3.3)= -3
| 3> int(3.8)= 4
| 4> int(9.8)= 10
| 5> int(-3.8)= -4
| 6> int("-3.3")= -3
| 7> int("-3.8")= -3 // !!Note this!!
| 8> int("3")= 3
| 9> int("3.0")= 3
| 10> int("0.3")= 0
| 11> int("34")= 34
| 12> int("-34")= -34
| 13> int("-34.5")= -34
| 14> int("345")= 345
| 15> int("3456")= 3456
| 16> int("789987")= 789987
| 17> int("789.987")= 789 // !!Note this!!
| 18> int([3,4])= undef
| 19> int("x")= undef
| 20> int("34-5")= undef
| 21> int("34x56")= undef
I apologize that I didn't realize there are couple of user functions used. I
double checked and see that it'd take too much work trying to put all of
them here ('cos they also use other user functions). So maybe just remove
the "range detection" part ? I suppose not many ppl will need it, anyway.
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MichaelAtOz wrote
> @runsun, ' isint(int(x))' I presume your int() function returns undef or
> nan when x is not a number?
Not exactly. It will try to type-cast x into an int. So int("3.3")=> 3. The
test cases for int() are:
> int ( x )=int ( tested:22 ) (mode:12)
> | 0> int(3)= 3
> | 1> int(3.3)= 3
> | 2> int(-3.3)= -3
> | 3> int(3.8)= 4
> | 4> int(9.8)= 10
> | 5> int(-3.8)= -4
> | 6> int("-3.3")= -3
> | 7> int("-3.8")= -3 // !!Note this!!
> | 8> int("3")= 3
> | 9> int("3.0")= 3
> | 10> int("0.3")= 0
> | 11> int("34")= 34
> | 12> int("-34")= -34
> | 13> int("-34.5")= -34
> | 14> int("345")= 345
> | 15> int("3456")= 3456
> | 16> int("789987")= 789987
> | 17> int("789.987")= 789 // !!Note this!!
> | 18> int([3,4])= undef
> | 19> int("x")= undef
> | 20> int("34-5")= undef
> | 21> int("34x56")= undef
I apologize that I didn't realize there are couple of user functions used. I
double checked and see that it'd take too much work trying to put all of
them here ('cos they also use other user functions). So maybe just remove
the "range detection" part ? I suppose not many ppl will need it, anyway.
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