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from jpype import JPackage, java, JFloat
import unittest, common, sys

def suite() :
    return unittest.makeSuite(NumericTestCase)
    
class NumericTestCase(common.JPypeTestCase) :
    def testMathAbs(self) :
        assert java.lang.Math.abs(-10) == 10 

    def testDoubleConversion(self) :
        f = java.lang.Float.MAX_VALUE * 2
        jpype = JPackage("jpype")
        assert jpype.numeric.NumericTest.doubleIsTwiceMaxFloat(f)
        
    def testDoubleIsProperlyConverted(self) :
        if sys.platform.find("linux") != -1 :
            # double comparison on linux is broken ... Nan == 0.0!!! 
            print java.lang.Double.NaN, " != ", 0.0, " -> ", bool(java.lang.Double.NaN != 0.0), " == -> ", bool(java.lang.Double.NaN == 0.0)
        else :
            assert java.lang.Double.NEGATIVE_INFINITY != 0.0
            assert java.lang.Double.MAX_VALUE != 0.0
            assert java.lang.Double.NaN != 0.0
            assert java.lang.Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY != 0.0
    
    def testNegativeJFloatWrapper(self):
        f = JFloat(-1)