Luc Maisonobe a écrit :
> sebb a écrit :
>> The ComplexFormat parse method allows spaces in Complex numbers, for
>> example the following test case works fine:
>>
>> public void testParseSimpleNoDecimals2() {
>> String source = "1 1 2 + 1i";
>> Complex expected = new Complex(112, 1);
>> try {
>> Complex actual = (Complex)complexFormat.parseObject(source);
>> assertEquals(expected, actual);
>> } catch (ParseException ex) {
>> fail(ex.getMessage());
>> }
>> }
>>
>> Is this intentional?
>
> I don't think so.
I have looked at this issue but was not able te reproduce it with
current subversion trunk. I get a java.test.ParseException. If I remove
the spaces so the input string becomes "112 + 1i" then the test succeeds.
This was on Linux with open-jdk 6.
Luc
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