use Math.fround

Author: Brian Hulette

js/test/unit/table-tests.ts

@@ -118,13 +118,13 @@ describe(`Table`, () => {
  // Wrap floating point values in a Float32Array and take them back out to
  // make sure that equality checks will pass
  const values = [
- [new Float32Array([-0.3])[0], -1, 'a'],
- [new Float32Array([-0.2])[0], 1, 'b'],
- [new Float32Array([-0.1])[0], -1, 'c'],
- [new Float32Array([ 0 ])[0], 1, 'a'],
- [new Float32Array([ 0.1])[0], -1, 'b'],
- [new Float32Array([ 0.2])[0], 1, 'c'],
- [new Float32Array([ 0.3])[0], -1, 'a']
+ [Math.fround(-0.3), -1, 'a'],
+ [Math.fround(-0.2), 1, 'b'],
+ [Math.fround(-0.1), -1, 'c'],
+ [Math.fround( 0 ), 1, 'a'],
+ [Math.fround( 0.1), -1, 'b'],
+ [Math.fround( 0.2), 1, 'c'],
+ [Math.fround( 0.3), -1, 'a']
  ];
  test(`has the correct length`, () => {
  expect(table.length).toEqual(values.length);
@@ -321,15 +321,15 @@ describe(`Table`, () => {
  // Wrap floating point values in a Float32Array and take them back out to
  // make sure that equality checks will pass
  const values = [
- [new Float32Array([-0.3])[0], -1, 'a'],
- [new Float32Array([-0.2])[0], 1, 'b'],
- [new Float32Array([-0.1])[0], -1, 'c'],
- [new Float32Array([ 0 ])[0], 1, 'a'],
- [new Float32Array([ 0.1])[0], -1, 'b'],
- [new Float32Array([ 0.2])[0], 1, 'c'],
- [new Float32Array([ 0.3])[0], -1, 'a'],
- [new Float32Array([ 0.2])[0], 1, 'b'],
- [new Float32Array([ 0.1])[0], -1, 'c'],
+ [Math.fround(-0.3), -1, 'a'],
+ [Math.fround(-0.2), 1, 'b'],
+ [Math.fround(-0.1), -1, 'c'],
+ [Math.fround( 0 ), 1, 'a'],
+ [Math.fround( 0.1), -1, 'b'],
+ [Math.fround( 0.2), 1, 'c'],
+ [Math.fround( 0.3), -1, 'a'],
+ [Math.fround( 0.2), 1, 'b'],
+ [Math.fround( 0.1), -1, 'c'],
  ];
  test(`has the correct length`, () => {
  expect(table.length).toEqual(values.length);