circuitpython/tests/float/string_format_modulo.py

print("%s" % 1.0)
print("%r" % 1.0)

print("%d" % 1.0)
print("%i" % 1.0)
print("%u" % 1.0)

# these 3 have different behaviour in Python 3.x versions
# uPy raises a TypeError, following Python 3.5 (earlier versions don't)
#print("%x" % 18.0)
#print("%o" % 18.0)
#print("%X" % 18.0)

print("%e" % 1.23456)
print("%E" % 1.23456)
print("%f" % 1.23456)
print("%F" % 1.23456)
print("%g" % 1.23456)
print("%G" % 1.23456)

print("%06e" % float("inf"))
print("%06e" % float("-inf"))
print("%06e" % float("nan"))
tests: Split out those tests requiring float and import. Tests in basics (which should probably be renamed to core) should not rely on float, or import any non-built-in files. This way these tests can be run when those features are not available. All test in basics now pass on the pyboard using stmhal port, except for string-repr which has some issues with character hex printing. 2014-04-17 11:21:43 -04:00			`print("%s" % 1.0)`
			`print("%r" % 1.0)`

			`print("%d" % 1.0)`
			`print("%i" % 1.0)`
			`print("%u" % 1.0)`

py: Raise TypeError when trying to format non-int with %x,%o,%X. This behaviour follows Python 3.5 standard (in 3.4 it's a DeprecationWarning which we'd rather make a TypeError). 2014-06-05 14:44:54 -04:00			`# these 3 have different behaviour in Python 3.x versions`
			`# uPy raises a TypeError, following Python 3.5 (earlier versions don't)`
			`#print("%x" % 18.0)`
			`#print("%o" % 18.0)`
			`#print("%X" % 18.0)`

tests: Split out those tests requiring float and import. Tests in basics (which should probably be renamed to core) should not rely on float, or import any non-built-in files. This way these tests can be run when those features are not available. All test in basics now pass on the pyboard using stmhal port, except for string-repr which has some issues with character hex printing. 2014-04-17 11:21:43 -04:00			`print("%e" % 1.23456)`
			`print("%E" % 1.23456)`
			`print("%f" % 1.23456)`
			`print("%F" % 1.23456)`
			`print("%g" % 1.23456)`
			`print("%G" % 1.23456)`
py: Remove unnecessary extra handling of padding of nan/inf. C's printf will pad nan/inf differently to CPython. Our implementation originally conformed to C, now it conforms to CPython's way. Tests for this are also added in this patch. 2015-05-28 10:22:12 -04:00
			`print("%06e" % float("inf"))`
			`print("%06e" % float("-inf"))`
			`print("%06e" % float("nan"))`