// str and repr
// For now, just print the same way as ordinary doubles.
// TODO this is wrong, e.g. if real or imaginary part is an integer, there should
// be no decimal point, maybe some other differences. Need to dig deeper into
// how CPython formats floats and complex numbers.
// (complex_format in Objects/complexobject.c)
std::string complexFmt(double r, double i, int precision, char code) {
if (r == 0. && copysign(1.0, r) == 1.0) {
return floatFmt(i, precision, code) + "j";
} else {
return "(" + floatFmt(r, precision, code) + (isnan(i) || i >= 0.0 ? "+" : "") + floatFmt(i, precision, code)
+ "j)";
}
}
extern "C" void printFloat(double d) {
std::string s = floatFmt(d, 12, 'g');
printf("%s", s.c_str());
}
Box* floatRepr(BoxedFloat *self) {
assert(self->cls == float_cls);
return boxString(floatFmt(self->d, 16, 'g'));
}
