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> Let me pose this question to the list: which classes in the BCL (if any) do
> you think should get the "Rubification" treatment?
>
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ursday, November 06, 2008 4:20 PM
To: ironruby-core@rubyforge.org
Subject: [Ironruby-core] IronRuby and System::Decimal
Hello,
Just playing around with some .Net interop and the Decimal type. When
I do puts, I expected that this would have given me the underlying
number, or at least call to_string
Also, how would I compare decimals in ruby, as Ruby doesn't have a
decimal type built in?
I wanted to do something like
@d > '12312.123123'.to_d
However, that doesn't appear to be possible. I attempt to do to_f,
but I got the following error:
ArgumentError: Object must be of type Decimal.
>Fro
Hello,
Just playing around with some .Net interop and the Decimal type. When
I do puts, I expected that this would have given me the underlying
number, or at least call to_string.
Instead I got the following behaviour, with the object type being outputted.
>>> @d = System::Decimal.MinValue
=> #
