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* Unified Intl.NumberFormat: Test compact notation with various locales. * Unified Intl.NumberFormat: Test compactDisplay constructor option. * Unified Intl.NumberFormat: Test signDisplay constructor option. * Unified Intl.NumberFormat: Test signDisplay with various locales. * Unified Intl.NumberFormat: Test signDisplay with accounting currencySign in various locales. * Unified Intl.NumberFormat: Test engineering and scientific notations in various locales. * Unified Intl.NumberFormat: Test unit handling. * Unified Intl.NumberFormat: Test notation constructor option. * Unified Intl.NumberFormat: Test engineering and scientific notations with negative exponents. * Unified Intl.NumberFormat: Test near-zero arguments with signDisplay. * Unified Intl.NumberFormat: Test units. * Unified Intl.NumberFormat: Test unit arguments. * Unified Intl.NumberFormat: Add a generic test for unit arguments. * Unified Intl.NumberFormat: Test the unitDisplay argument.
32 lines
951 B
JavaScript
32 lines
951 B
JavaScript
// Copyright 2019 Igalia, S.L. All rights reserved.
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// This code is governed by the BSD license found in the LICENSE file.
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/*---
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esid: sec-initializenumberformat
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description: Checks handling of the notation option to the NumberFormat constructor.
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info: |
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InitializeNumberFormat ( numberFormat, locales, options )
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16. Let notation be ? GetOption(options, "notation", "string", « "standard", "scientific", "engineering", "compact" », "standard").
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17. Set numberFormat.[[Notation]] to notation.
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features: [Intl.NumberFormat-unified]
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---*/
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const values = [
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[undefined, "standard"],
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["standard"],
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["scientific"],
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["engineering"],
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["compact"],
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];
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for (const [value, expected = value] of values) {
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const nf = new Intl.NumberFormat([], {
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notation: value,
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});
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const resolvedOptions = nf.resolvedOptions();
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assert.sameValue("notation" in resolvedOptions, true);
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assert.sameValue(resolvedOptions.notation, expected);
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}
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