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void testNumberToString__isNumeric::testNegative |
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Tests negative numbers with regular scientifc notation
void testNumberToString__isNumeric::testNegative_ScientificNotation |
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Tests negative numbers with regular scientifc notation
void testNumberToString__isNumeric::testNegative_SignedScientificNotation |
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Tests negative numbers with scientific notiation that has a sign in it
void testNumberToString__isNumeric::testNotNumbers |
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This tests values that aren't numbers at all, to make sure they are flagged as not valid
void testNumberToString__isNumeric::testNotStrict |
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Tests that the extra common notations that libjson supports all test out as valid
void testNumberToString__isNumeric::testPositive |
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Tests regular positive numbers in various forms
void testNumberToString__isNumeric::testPositive_ScientificNotation |
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Tests positive numbers with scientific notiation that has a sign in it
void testNumberToString__isNumeric::testPositive_SignedScientificNotation |
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Tests positive numbers with scientific notiation that has a sign in it
void testNumberToString__isNumeric::testStrict |
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Tests that in strict mode, libjson isn't relaxed about what is and isn't a valid number. libjson by default accepts a few extra common notations.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- C:/dev/workspace/versadac_branch/controllerrecorder/scalablerecorder/core/libjson/_internal/TestSuite2/NumberToString/isNumeric.h
- C:/dev/workspace/versadac_branch/controllerrecorder/scalablerecorder/core/libjson/_internal/TestSuite2/NumberToString/isNumeric.cpp