Re: GNUstep on a fresh Debian (S1-E4)

[Richard Frith-Macdonald]

> On 7 Mar 2016, at 14:02, Wolfgang Lux <wolfgang.lux@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> 
>> Am 07.03.2016 um 11:18 schrieb Richard Frith-Macdonald 
>> <richard.frith-macdonald@brainstorm.co.uk>:
>> 
>> 
>>> On 6 Mar 2016, at 12:20, Bertrand Dekoninck <bertrand.dekoninck@gmail.com> 
>>> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Addicting saga. I'm eager to see S2.
>>>> 
>>>> But now I got:
>>>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>>>> base/NSNumber/test02.m:
>>>> Failed test:       test02.m:31 ... rounding 0.009
>>>> Failed test:       test02.m:37 ... rounding 0.019
>>>> Failed test:       test02.m:51 ... rounding 0.0009
>>>> Failed test:       test02.m:57 ... rounding 0.0019
>>>> --- Running tests in base/NSNumberFormatter ---
>>>> 
>>>> base/NSNumberFormatter/basic10_4.m:
>>>> Failed test:         basic10_4.m:145 ... negativeFormat used for -ve number
>> 
>> I can't reproduce that on my system.
>> Perhaps you could send me the relevant part of the log file (which should 
>> show provide more info) ?
> 
> I'm surprised that you cannot reproduce this. I can reproduce it on Ubuntu 
> 14.04. The relevant line from tests.log is:
> Failed test:         basic10_4.m:145 ... negativeFormat used for -ve number
> Expected '(R$1.235)' and got '_R$1.235'
> 
> The string '_R$1.235' looks correct to me: The number formatter style was set 
> to a currency, the locale is pt_BR, and the negative prefix was set to an 
> underscore before. I'm unable to see how this could ever produce the expected 
> output '(R$1.235)'.

Sorry, that's a poor quote on my part, I was referring to the new failures:

>>>> Failed test:       test02.m:31 ... rounding 0.009
>>>> Failed test:       test02.m:37 ... rounding 0.019
>>>> Failed test:       test02.m:51 ... rounding 0.0009
>>>> Failed test:       test02.m:57 ... rounding 0.0019

And should have omitted the old one about the negative format.