Add test that illustrates float text parse bug #1132
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This is a representation="text" xs:float that is delimited. Parsing Float.MaxValue i.e., this text string: ``` 3.4028235E38 ``` I get this error: ``` Parse Error: Value '340282350000000000000000000000000000000' is out of range for type: xs:float ``` No similar issue for type xs:double. DAFFODIL-2867
| <tdml:parserTestCase name="float_text_delim" root="floatTextDelim" | ||
| model="SimpleTypes-Embedded.dfdl.xsd" description="Section 5 Simple type-float - DFDL-5-008R"> | ||
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| <tdml:document><![CDATA[3.4028235E38]]></tdml:document> |
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The document does not end with the terminator (%SP;) expected by the floatTextDelim type. Can you comment on what the implications are?
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Fields with lengthKind="delimited" can be delimited by more than just separators, including EOF. From the spec:
On parsing, the length of an element with dfdl:lengthKind 'delimited' is determined by scanning the data stream for the delimiter.
The data stream is scanned for any of
· the element's terminator (if specified)
· an enclosing construct's separator or terminator
· the end of an enclosing element designated by its known length
· the end of the data stream
So the dfdl:separator="%SP;" isn't really needed in this case, but it doesn't hurt.
| <tdml:parserTestCase name="float_text_delim" root="floatTextDelim" | ||
| model="SimpleTypes-Embedded.dfdl.xsd" description="Section 5 Simple type-float - DFDL-5-008R"> | ||
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Fields with lengthKind="delimited" can be delimited by more than just separators, including EOF. From the spec:
On parsing, the length of an element with dfdl:lengthKind 'delimited' is determined by scanning the data stream for the delimiter.
The data stream is scanned for any of
· the element's terminator (if specified)
· an enclosing construct's separator or terminator
· the end of an enclosing element designated by its known length
· the end of the data stream
So the dfdl:separator="%SP;" isn't really needed in this case, but it doesn't hurt.
This is a representation="text" xs:float that is
delimited. Parsing Float.MaxValue i.e., this text string:
I get this error:
No similar issue for type xs:double.
DAFFODIL-2867