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Re: [SOLVED...but] Re: Storing NaN in NSMutableArray ?
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Re: [SOLVED...but] Re: Storing NaN in NSMutableArray ?


  • Subject: Re: [SOLVED...but] Re: Storing NaN in NSMutableArray ?
  • From: "Kubernan @ 10191 Tec." <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2004 23:12:18 +0100

Hum ... very strange :

This code :

if ( [[anArray objectAtIndex:index] isEqual:[NSDecimalNumber
notANumber]])
{
NSLog(@"Value of anArray at Index %d = %f", index, [[anArray
objectAtIndex:index] doubleValue]);
NSLog(@"Oh no !!");
return TRUE;
}

Gives :

2004-03-10 22:40:11.561 STTester[2306] Value of anArray at Index 0 =
0.000000
2004-03-10 22:40:11.561 STTester[2306] Oh no !!

+0.0 == NaN ??

Chris.

Le 10 mars 04, ` 22:02, Marco Scheurer a icrit :

>
> On Mar 10, 2004, at 9:23 PM, Kubernan @ 10191 Tec. wrote:
>
>> Re,
>>
>> I'm sorry to say that
>>> [anArray addObject:[NSDecimalNumber notANumber]];
>>
>> was never called :-(
>> Now it works : NSLog prints NaN. But the test below :
>>
>> "if ([[anArray objectAtIndex:0] isEqualTo:[NSDecimalNumber
>> notANumber]])"
>> always returns TRUE even if the the value at the index 0 is a
>> NSNumber equal to +0.0 (that is not NaN value).
>> (same result with "isEqual" instead of "isEqualTo").
>>
>> I also tried :
>> "if ([[anArray objectAtIndex:0] compare:[NSDecimalNumber notANumber]]
>> ...)"
>> With no success.
>>
>> Why +0.0 is equal to NaN ??
>
> Because there's still something wrong in your code, I would say. How
> do you get "a NSNumber equal to +0.0" ? This is what the most
> elementary tests give:
>
> should ([[NSDecimalNumber notANumber] isEqual:[NSDecimalNumber
> notANumber]]);
> shouldnt ([[NSDecimalNumber notANumber] isEqual:[NSNumber
> numberWithFloat:0.0]]);
>
> Test Case '-[TestLab testNaN]' passed (0.001 seconds).
>
> Marco Scheurer
> Sen:te, Lausanne, Switzerland http://www.sente.ch
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 >Storing NaN in NSMutableArray ? (From: "Kubernan @ 10191 Tec." <email@hidden>)
 >[SOLVED...but] Re: Storing NaN in NSMutableArray ? (From: "Kubernan @ 10191 Tec." <email@hidden>)
 >Re: [SOLVED...but] Re: Storing NaN in NSMutableArray ? (From: Marco Scheurer <email@hidden>)

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