Parse floats with exponent part #30
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Erlang is odd here, since Erlang requires a decimal fraction part (i.e. a dot followed by digits). The number "1e100" needs to be rewritten to "1.0e100" before parsing it using binary_to_float/1.
bjosv
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Good finding.
I just noticed in the RESP3 spec that it states Exponential format is invalid., isn't that using an exponent?
Yep, I saw that too. I already opened these: |
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Erlang is odd here, since Erlang requires a decimal fraction part (i.e. a dot followed by digits). The number "1e100" needs to be rewritten to "1.0e100" before parsing it using binary_to_float/1.