Setting the locale in the ctor of the test object doesn't work because the
locale is changed by the other tests that run before this one, use the
initialization method provided by cppunit to change the locale instead, this
is somewhat wasteful but at least it does work, unlike the old version.
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Add validators for integer and floating point numbers.
Add an example of their use to the validate sample as well as a new unit test
and documentation for them.
Use the new classes instead of wxTextValidator in wxGrid code.
Closes#12166.
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It seems to make sense to allow using it for formatting and parsing long long
values as well as it can be done trivially using almost the same code as for
long.
It would be nice to support long double in a similar way but we don't wrap
C99 strtold() right now so it wouldn't be as simple, leave it for later.
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wxNumberFormatter formats and parses numbers with thousands separators.
Add the class itself as well as documentation and the unit test for it.
See #12166.
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Disable unit tests involving operations (such as conversions between UTF and
anything but plain ASCII) not available in ANSI build.
This fixes the test suite for non-Unicode build under Unix.
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The test used a wide character constant and so didn't work in ANSI build. Use
an ASCII string there now while still keeping the original version in Unicode
build.
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This allows to search the string just once, in BeforeXXX(), when both the
parts of the string before and after some character are needed instead of
having to do it twice in both BeforeXXX() and AfterXXX().
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Only comparisons between const_iterator and iterator worked before (because of
implicit conversion from the latter to the former), implement the ones in the
other direction explicitly now.
Closes#12594.
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Move USING_VC_CRT into testprec.h to allow its reuse in other files and rename
it to wxUSING_VC_CRT_IO as it only checks whether we're using MSVC STDIO
implementation and could be false even when we are otherwise using MSVC CRT.
Use this symbol for the tests whose result depends on the concrete version of
the CRT we use.
This fixes StringTestCase::FromDouble() failure under MinGW.
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MinGW now uses its own printf() implementation which handles %p differently
from the VC CRT one and uses %8x instead of %8X for it. Compare the results of
wxPrintf("%p") case-insensitively to let the test pass in any case.
Also introduce a USING_VC_CRT macro instead of testing for
__USE_MINGW_ANSI_STDIO in two different places.
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The entire VsnprintfTestCase is only used when using our own
wxUSE_WXVSNPRINTF so remove the redundant tests for it inside the enclosing #if.
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The call to wxPrintf() should provoke an assert if there are too many
parameters, so update the test to expect it.
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Somehow the expected assert is not generated by wxString::Format("%d", ptr)
with VC6. Disable this test to make the test suite pass for VC6 for now to at
least be able to monitor the appearance of the new errors in it.
Of course, this one should ideally be debugged (by someone who is interested
in VC6 support) as well...
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While the native CompareString() is much more efficient than MSVC CRT version
of _wcsicmp(), it gives unexpected results for non-letter characters, so don't
use it but use the slow but correct wxStricmp() instead.
At least don't use char-by-char comparison (in non-UTF-8 case) as it's the
slowest possible implementation of this function, the new one using
wxStricmp() is 3 times faster (by comparison, using CompareString() is 16
times faster still -- but wrong).
Closes#10375.
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This prevents the test from aborting on Linux distributions which ship with
"fortified" version of gcc, such as recent Ubuntu, Fedora and Gentoo.
Closes#12240.
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VC6 tries to use inaccessible copy ctor of the variable passed to
wxString::Format() for some reason.
Just disable the test for it, it's not worth trying to understand this
compiler, and our code gets tested with other ones anyhow.
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MSVC 8 and later disables support for "%n" in printf() by default. And
although it provides a function to re-enable support for it, it doesn't seem
to work for the functions we use.
Just disable the test which results in CRT assert when using this compiler.
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The parser used to understand only 'Z' specifier for size_t/ptrdiff_t,
which is non-standard libc5 extension. C99 defines 'z' for this purpose,
so use that. Compatibility with 'Z' is preserved.
Also support Visual C++'s non-standard 'I' modifier with the same
meaning.
Fixes#12192.
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wxString::FromCDouble() is needed inside wxWidgets itself to format numbers
independently of the current locale. FromDouble() was added for symmetry with
ToDouble/ToCDouble() functions.
Use std::locale for the implementation if available and manual wxLocale-based
fallback otherwise.
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We don't need to allocate the locale object in StringTestCase::ToDouble() on
the heap (and then delete it -- or not, if an assertion fails before the
function end), it's enough and simpler to just create it as a local variable.
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Remove tests added in r64324, there is no need to have commented out code
here and UTF-8 test was pretty strange as well (it's far from clear what
should the result of converting "utf8Invalid" be).
This also suppresses a warning that these changes introduced.
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This doesn't affect Unicode builds, only the legacy ANSI one.
PO files are now always converted to the appropriate charset according
to current locale. This was the default behavior for long time; not
doing the conversion was always a fragile hack that didn't work well.
Removing this flag simplifies wxLocale code.
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These trivial helper functions are available in all builds (provided that
wxUSE_STD_STRING is not explicitly set to non-default 0 value) unlike implicit
conversions to std::[w]string which are only available when wxUSE_STL==1.
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Calls to wxStrchr(char-string, wide-char) would previously fail if wide
character couldn't be converted to a single character in the current locale
encoding. Change it to simply return NULL in this case as it's a safe and
useful generalization: a narrow string will never contain a wide character not
representable in the current locale.
Add wxUniChar::GetAsChar() to help with implementing this.
Closes#11487.
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When converting a fixed number of characters we need to take any NULs inside
the buffer being converted into account for our return value -- but this
wasn't done and converting 2 characters 'x' and '\0' returned only 1, even if
the length 2 was explicitly specified.
Fix this bug and add a unit test checking for it.
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All files in svn are supposed to use UTF-8 now so convert this one to UTF-8
too before committing more changes to it (which would be otherwise rejected by
pre-commit hook).
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After the changes in r50710 wxString numeric conversion functions didn't
update their output parameter any more if the conversion failed because not
entire string was converted. This was incompatible with the old behaviour
which some existing code did rely on, so restore it and now always return the
number which was extracted from the beginning of the string if we found
anything at all, even if the function returns false.
Add unit test for the correct behaviour and updated the documentation.
Closes#11126.
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2. split wxcrt.h into wxcrtbase.h with lowlevel compiler-specific definitions and wxcrt.h with ANSI- and Unicode-compatible wx wrappers
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