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otto/builtin_number.go
Robert Krimen c55510cb36 Inline context initialization & improve _object.value
* Context setup is now done via _newContext.
* _newContext is a function that resides in inline.go. _newContext is very flat,
resulting in almost no function calls (a 180 from the earlier status quo).
* inline.go is a Go source file that is built by Perl (via inline).
* Lots of crufty functions removed (along with all of their TODO & FIXME).
* In addition, before, the underlying value of _object.value was a pointer to
something. This made for extra work, since the type of _object.value is interface{},
which is already something of a pointer. Now, the underlying value of _object.value
in Function, Date, RegExp, ..., is a struct value.
* type_function.go was streamlined, removing superfluous struct fields and methods.
* There is now less "digging" to get to the actual value of a function, which is important
when makings lots of calls.

Before (without inline):

    PASS
    BenchmarkNew        2000           1067871 ns/op
    ok      github.com/robertkrimen/otto    3.336s
    PASS
    BenchmarkNew        2000           1077644 ns/op
    ok      github.com/robertkrimen/otto    3.367s

After (with inline):

    PASS
    BenchmarkNew       10000            364418 ns/op
    ok      github.com/robertkrimen/otto    4.616s
    PASS
    BenchmarkNew       10000            307241 ns/op
    ok      github.com/robertkrimen/otto    4.051s

This (partially) fixes #22
2013-06-09 18:28:18 -07:00

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package otto
import (
"strconv"
)
// Number
func numberValueFromNumberArgumentList(argumentList []Value) Value {
if len(argumentList) > 0 {
return toValue(toNumber(argumentList[0]))
}
return toValue(0)
}
func builtinNumber(call FunctionCall) Value {
return numberValueFromNumberArgumentList(call.ArgumentList)
}
func builtinNewNumber(self *_object, _ Value, argumentList []Value) Value {
return toValue(self.runtime.newNumber(numberValueFromNumberArgumentList(argumentList)))
}
func builtinNumber_toString(call FunctionCall) Value {
// Will throw a TypeError if ThisObject is not a Number
value := call.thisClassObject("Number").primitiveValue()
radix := 10
if len(call.ArgumentList) > 0 {
integer := _toInteger(call.Argument(0))
if integer < 2 || integer > 36 {
panic(newRangeError("RangeError: toString() radix must be between 2 and 36"))
}
radix = int(integer)
}
if radix == 10 {
return toValue(toString(value))
}
return toValue(numberToStringRadix(value, radix))
}
func builtinNumber_valueOf(call FunctionCall) Value {
return call.thisClassObject("Number").primitiveValue()
}
func builtinNumber_toFixed(call FunctionCall) Value {
if call.This.IsNaN() {
return toValue("NaN")
}
precision := toIntegerFloat(call.Argument(0))
if 0 > precision {
panic(newRangeError("RangeError: toFixed() precision must be greater than 0"))
}
return toValue(strconv.FormatFloat(toFloat(call.This), 'f', int(precision), 64))
}
func builtinNumber_toExponential(call FunctionCall) Value {
if call.This.IsNaN() {
return toValue("NaN")
}
precision := float64(-1)
if value := call.Argument(0); value.IsDefined() {
precision = toIntegerFloat(value)
if 0 > precision {
panic(newRangeError("RangeError: toExponential() precision must be greater than 0"))
}
}
return toValue(strconv.FormatFloat(toFloat(call.This), 'e', int(precision), 64))
}
func builtinNumber_toPrecision(call FunctionCall) Value {
if call.This.IsNaN() {
return toValue("NaN")
}
value := call.Argument(0)
if value.IsUndefined() {
return toValue(toString(call.This))
}
precision := toIntegerFloat(value)
if 1 > precision {
panic(newRangeError("RangeError: toPrecision() precision must be greater than 1"))
}
return toValue(strconv.FormatFloat(toFloat(call.This), 'g', int(precision), 64))
}