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# encoding: utf-8
require_relative '../../hocon/impl'
require_relative '../../hocon/impl/abstract_config_value'
class Hocon::Impl::ConfigNumber
include Hocon::Impl::AbstractConfigValue
## sigh... requiring these subclasses before this class
## is declared would cause an error. Thanks, ruby.
require_relative '../../hocon/impl/config_int'
require_relative '../../hocon/impl/config_double'
def self.new_number(origin, number, original_text)
as_int = number.to_i
if as_int == number
Hocon::Impl::ConfigInt.new(origin, as_int, original_text)
else
Hocon::Impl::ConfigDouble.new(origin, number, original_text)
end
end
def initialize(origin, original_text)
super(origin)
@original_text = original_text
end
attr_reader :original_text
def transform_to_string
@original_text
end
def int_value_range_checked(path)
# We don't need to do any range checking here due to the way Ruby handles
# integers (doesn't have the 32-bit/64-bit distinction that Java does).
long_value
end
def long_value
raise "long_value needs to be overriden by sub-classes of #{Hocon::Impl::ConfigNumber}, in this case #{self.class}"
end
def can_equal(other)
other.is_a?(Hocon::Impl::ConfigNumber)
end
def ==(other)
if other.is_a?(Hocon::Impl::ConfigNumber) && can_equal(other)
@value == other.value
else
false
end
end
def hash
# This hash function makes it so that a ConfigNumber with a 3.0
# and one with a 3 will return the hash code
to_int = @value.round
# If the value is an integer or a floating point equal to an integer
if to_int == @value
to_int.hash
else
@value.hash
end
end
end
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